Sentence examples for recognition of programmes from inspiring English sources

Country Offices in Albania, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Tajikistan and TFYR of Macedonia reported the active participation of young people in the development of National Plans of Action, thus enabling young people to influence decision-making processes, and to gain official recognition of programmes important to them.

Moreover, recognition of the programme would be beneficial to these graduates as well.

There has been a wide recognition of the programme among the political arena and all government quarters.

Additionally, recognition of this programme by relevant national bodies/organizations would boost the morale of the graduates as well as aid in facilitating their promotions and suitable placements.

Self-sponsored graduates reported that recognition/accreditation of the programme is essential for getting them a good job, whereas government-nominated graduates said that non-recognition of the programme was a major hindrance for them in getting promotions and relevant posts in the system.

"Mandaluyong was runner up for the award of most child-friendly city in the Philippine's this year, which was partly in recognition of our immunisation programme," Plainview's Doctor Emily Detaro comments.

The respondents were asked about their involvement in tree plantations, their support for and expectations from the afforestation programme for government land, their recognition of any benefits from such programmes and their views regarding the importance of afforestation programmes.

" [ 1] Shifts in thinking about criminalisation of sex work have happened primarily because of the recognition that programmes that have been proven to reduce HIV such as condom distribution and STI services are being thwarted by laws against commercial sex and the broader legal framework that affect sex workers lives.

Although the party has been criticised for the patchy implementation of its pro-rural poor initiatives, there is a recognition that the scale and ambition of programmes such as the national rural employment guarantee scheme (which promised 100 days of work at minimum wage salary for everyone) have begun to make inroads into the extreme poverty which remains in much of India's rural heartland.

The award is given in recognition of the best television programme devoted to an issue related to children's rights produced in the Asia-Pacific region.

RTHK beat out nine other finalists shortlisted in the competition for the annual Child Rights award, which is given in recognition of the best television programme on an issue related to children's rights produced in the Asia-Pacific region.