Sentence examples for programmes to inform from inspiring English sources
Border Patrol organises education programmes to inform would-be migrants on the Mexican side of the dangers.
"You also have to consider education programmes to inform the public of the illegality of poaching these animals, but also the value of the live animals to the ecosystem in which they live.
We help municipal Youth Offices coordinate and support programmes to inform, educate and mobilize adolescents, particularly those at risk.
Strategies might include comprehensive education and support programmes to inform and engage society about genetics to reduce ignorance and the resultant level of stigma and discrimination.
It will be necessary to familiarise them with preventive programmes and to implement such programmes, to inform them of possible diseases and to encourage them in a friendly and easy-to-understand manner to regularly visit their gynaecologist.
Information on characteristics of disaster victims and data regarding the time, place, circumstances and mechanism of disaster-related mortality and morbidity during the immediate and secondary post-impact phase are useful not only for needs assessment and planning, but also for evaluation of relief programmes to inform future disaster responses (Guha-Sapir and Vogt 2009).
To that end, Mr King has embarked on a huge training programme to inform all 97,000 BAE employees worldwide of their ethical responsibilities.1-800-MORAL-FIBREMr .1-800-MORAL-FIBREMr .1-800-MORAL-FIBREMr .1-800-MORAL-FIBREMr the same way they would an engineering problem—something to be discussed openly.
Coastal change is ongoing and long-term so that management is necessarily a process and effective delivery requires an adequate monitoring programme to inform management decisions.
The article draws lessons from South Africa's early implementation of the clinical associate programme to inform the efforts of other countries seeking to expand the range of mid-level workers deployed in their health systems.
We have undertaken a multi-level mixed method research programme to inform the building of a theory of neighbourhood context, depression and the developmental origins of health and disease [ 24].
The results from this pilot programme aim to inform programme planners and their efforts to develop appropriate strategies to ensure sustainability of CHW programmes in Tanzania and beyond.
