Sentence examples for programmes to share from inspiring English sources

Whilst it's vital to take local action, reflecting the global scale of the challenge, we are also linking in to other international programmes to share experience, approaches and best practice.

This assessment revealed that distance learning programmes in Tanzania have achieved great success but face numerous challenges and constraints; however, if resources for distance learning are increased and if stakeholders commit to collaborating across programmes to share best practices and lessons learned, existing programmes can be improved and new programmes developed.

But proposals for the programme to share its on-air team with other Radio 4 news programmes have been shelved.

And, while there has been much public concern about care.data – the national programme to share NHS patient data – the data is usually pseudonymised to protect patient confidentiality.

Pilot schemes for the delayed and controversial NHS programme to share data from patients' medical records might not start until well into the new year, it has emerged.

This week's EU summit will see the European Union agreeing a programme to share responsibility for just 60,000 migrants and refugees over the next two years.

The zero hunger strategy linking social safety nets to school attendance is another of Brazil's proudest achievements, and one that it is working actively with the World Food Programme to share with other countries.

The Washington State's Surgical Care and Outcomes Assessment Program utilised a peer support programme to share the best practice which led to a significant reduction in post-operative complications (Kwon et al, 2012).

For example, prior to that event, teachers were asked to prepare a profile of their VET setting and targeted programme, and to share these with the teachers due to attend from other countries.

Findings will be disseminated through peer-reviewed publications, national and international conferences and, at the final stage of the project, there will be a symposium for UK policy, academic and Work Programme leads to share findings, best practice and lessons learnt.

What is more, when public judgment is required it is undertaken by ex-professionals on sports programmes, who tend to share their sensibilities.