Sentence examples for promising programmes from inspiring English sources

Taking promising programmes to different contexts – including scaling up within the same country – requires careful tailoring to reflect different women's experiences.

Furthermore, the collective obligation among EU countries to implement programmes at this time should motivate member states to collaborate on the development of promising programmes worthy of implementation and evaluation.

Surfing the Internet, I came across the oeffentlichkeitsarbeit.de site, a PR training provider that offered a promising programme and help with the job search.

"Development of a foster care system is a very important and promising programme.

A feasible and promising programme for improving primary care for patients with CHF is now available.

In this paper we draw on a social psychological understanding of participation and the spider-gram method to assess community members' experiences of participation in this promising programme and explore what more can be done to make programmes of this nature more participatory.

Some are testing out promising UK programmes.

The Raymond Revuebar, located on the corner of Walker's Court and Brewer Street in Soho, opened in April 1958 promising a programme of striptease and beautiful girls.

New approaches that seem promising include parenting programmes that encourage men to be more engaged caregivers, such as MenCare's fatherhood campaign.

It's a jungle out there for the overweight, with a multitude of miracle slimming programmes promising the pounds will drop off fast and easy.

(The mayor can still veto it, and on July 17th six large retailers with stores in the District joined Walmart in opposition to the measure).Walmart had tried to smooth its entry into the District by promising job-training programmes, transport projects and heaps of charitable giving.