Sentence examples for set up the programme from inspiring English sources

In the 1990s, she helped set up the programme Topp: Tagging of Pacific Predators.

Jackson's friend Uri Geller, who set up the programme, alluded to the accusations yesterday when he said that they had both been "betrayed by Bashir".

However, Reynaldo Trombetta, a Venezuelan musician and writer who has worked with El Sistema, in his home country and then assisting Lloyd-Webber, set up the programme in the UK, rejected Baker's allegations.

Nulle set up the programme, invited relevant speakers, and facilitated lively discussions at this meeting.

Likewise, the World Health Organization (WHO) provided technical assistance to set up the programme by fielding an officer to support the creation and roll-out of a training programme called KITSO ('Knowledge, Innovation, and Training Shall Overcome AIDS', KITSO is the Setswana word for 'knowledge'knowledge

To facilitate evaluation they set up the Programme as a naturalistic experiment, with three theme groups allocated to use the website, over two nineteen-day meeting periods, and three groups allocated to the traditional model of two, three-hour face-to-face meetings.

"The culture of reading is really low across Rwanda but this is free, so people can access it and feel empowered," says Jean-Marie Habimana, a local staffer for the Ready for Reading charity, which built the library and set up the programmes it offers.

Participants shared several challenges that were overcome to set up the programmes.

The grant provided three years of seed funding to create the institutional capacity to set up the programmes.

The first phase after breaking the silence around AIDS has been to set up the programmes, to roll them out.

David Boak, of the Royal Society, who was involved in setting up the programme, said its aim was to make scientists more "streetwise" in their understanding of the political process.