Sentence examples for sourcing programme from inspiring English sources

GNM has been developing an ethical sourcing programme and a long standing paper policy to ensure our actions champion our editorial words.

The Fairtrade Foundation has signed a deal with Waitrose under which it will endorse and advise on the supermarket's own ethical food sourcing programme.

L'Oréal, together with its supplier BASF, has set up a sourcing programme in Morocco to foster corporate social responsibility in the argan supply chain.

Eli Lilly, for example, set up a worldwide "strategic sourcing" programme in February 1996, to encourage its own staff to reveal potential savings, and to bully suppliers into making cheaper, more timely deliveries.

While Hartzell reports that the increasing worldwide demand for cocoa is placing the industry under considerable pressure to reform, he is unconvinced that the sourcing programmes are a positive step.

"We've seen companies start to put in place responsible sourcing programmes, we've seen industry get together to start checking down their supply chain, to understand if there is a risk they are supporting child labour in mines and then to report publicly on that.

On Monday, the US attorney general, Loretta Lynch, announced a pilot open-source programme to count killings by police around the country.

Source: Programme for the International Assessment of Adult Competencies (PIAAC), 2012; own calculations.

Its representative in Tanzania Joyce Mendz-Cole told the BBC's Outside Source programme there was an outbreak of cholera in the Nyarugusu camp, where refugees have been fleeing.

Others, including University College London and the University of Bristol, have worked on an open-source curriculum programme, the CORE project (Curriculum Open-Access Resources in Economics), which takes a restructured approach to the format of the traditional economics degree.

Chief among these open-source programmes is Linux, now a real alternative to Microsoft Windows for server computers (and one that even runs on a few aficionados' desktop computers).