Sentence examples for programmes that aims from inspiring English sources

Recognising that this presented a substantial business risk, KPMG responded with AAA, a suite of educational and outreach programmes that aims to increase career awareness, motivation and employability among young people who face challenging circumstances.

This year's pilot season offers a smattering of programmes that aim to push diversity into mainstream television.

Lewis said the discovery should give renewed impetus to programmes that aim to reduce atmospheric methane and low-level ozone.

It has triggered a series of similar crop modification programmes that aim to tackle vitamin A deficiency through use of other GM foodstuffs.

It carries out low-level interventions through programmes that aim to help people cope with conditions including mild depression, obesity and anxiety.

"Domestic violence perpetrator programmes (DVPPs): steps towards change", by the feminist academics Liz Kelly and Nicole Westmarland, is based on interviews with men who attend programmes that aim to re-educate them about their behaviour to improve the safety of women and children.

To commemorate this 50-year anniversary, BBC4 is running a week of programmes that aim to shed light on the hidden lives that most gay men were forced to live before 1967.

The government has spent almost $300bn on social programmes that aim to improve literacy, high school education, accommodation for the homeless, and to provide subsidies for groceries or affordable home appliances.

Training: This includes all programmes that aim to enhance participants' skills needed for employment uptake (e.g., computer courses or courses providing specific occupational knowledge).

General ALMPs comprise four types of interventions (see, e.g., Card et al. [2010]): 1) Training: This includes all programmes that aim to enhance participants' skills needed for employment uptake (e.g., computer courses or courses providing specific occupational knowledge).

gambiae under semi-filed conditions needs to be considered in the design and implementation of programmes that aim to reduce malaria transmission as competition may alter the species composition in the field.