Sentence examples for set up programmes from inspiring English sources

He set up programmes for teaching schoolchildren and the unemployed how to code.

Will the corporate sector set up programmes to support older people?

In the 1960s it was right to set up programmes to help black Americans redress years of discrimination.

The university has set up programmes in New York and has had an agreement ready for the government to sign for several months.

Since 2004 when the tribunal's completion strategy took hold, we have transferred cases and investigation materials back to the former Yugoslavia and set up programmes for funneling our expertise in Balkans war crimes prosecutions to national authorities.

The recent drop in the numbers coming from China to the UK has alarmed universities, which have become dependent on their fees, and will prompt greater efforts to set up programmes and partnerships within China to tap the massive demand for higher education.

I needed something that I could set up, programme, and give to my clerk, so she could put the figures together for me.

When trying to pull together disparate organisations the public sector instinct is to set up programme boards, fret about governance, start drafting memoranda of understanding and establish labyrinthine sign-off procedures.

That in turn stops the UNHCR and the International Office for Migration setting up programmes in Libya to house them.

Some appeared already aware that slavery had been reported in the Thai fishing sector, and said they were setting up programmes to try to tackle it.

The report's authors also called for cities to get involved by setting up programmes to retrofit properties street by street.