Sentence examples for relationship programme from inspiring English sources

They have an ISV partner relationship programme, and they conduct various meets (events) where they have Oracle folks coming in, so that you can get connected with the people.

Such thinking has resulted in the development of a range of preventive domestic abuse programmes designed to be delivered in schools; in North America, these are usually described as dating violence programmes while in the UK, where 'dating' is not a term commonly used by young people, they go under the label of healthy relationship programmes or domestic abuse or awareness raising programmes.

Peter Tatchell and others have recently championed the need for a more inclusive, compulsory sexual health and relationships programme in schools.

"There are a lot of women's stories, and interestingly enough, a lot of those stories exploring sexual relationships," programme director Trevor Groth said.

Statutory training for teachers at PGCE level, an LGBT inclusive curriculum and age appropriate Sex and Relationship Education programme are just a few of the pragmatic solutions that have already been called for but still unimplemented.

The Department for Education currently recommends that all primary schools should have a sex and relationship education programme tailored to the age and the physical and emotional maturity of the children.

For many years Granada fiercely protected the editorial integrity of Coronation Street in the face of persistent pressure from government and voluntary organisations to harness the powerful relationship the programme has with its audience in the service of public policy objectives and other good works.

Using a tracer survey of the 2004 graduating cohort, OLS and matching techniques are applied to estimate the relationship between programme participation and the labour market outcomes of participants.

Perhaps because of the stronger relationship with programme staff, fewer EG male and female participants were lost to follow-up and therefore more data were available on the relationship status in this group.

Another limitation of the evidence is that it is exclusively based on observational studies, which do not allow to firmly establish a causal relationship between programme participation and work in underserved areas.

This paper further addressed the question of whether exercise intensity affects glycaemia and suggested a dose response relationship between programme variables of volume and intensity and 24 h post-exercise insulin sensitivity.