Sentence examples for survival programme from inspiring English sources
The survival programme follows contestants in rugged terrains as they attempt to find their own food and build their own shelter.
There are all kinds of options: scientific clipper boats, and fantastic lodges like Uacari and Anavilhanas; or, if you want to feel like a real explorer, go on a canoe expedition or jungle survival programme.
We have never encountered resistance from farmers to the technologies we are promoting.Turning to Ethiopia, to attribute the demise of the Canadian-supported "seeds of survival" programme to Sasakawa-Global 2000 is absurd.
Compassion UK is a Christian organization that runs multiple charities, including the Child Survival Programme which works with expecting mothers and caregivers to prevent malnutrition by teaching them how to better care for their children and prevent diseases.
Japan backs UNICEF child survival programme in Nigeria Abuja, Friday 19 August ,2005.
According to the UNICEF Tanzania Chief of Child Survival Programme, Dr. Abdulai Tinorgah, "The human costs of malnutrition are enormous.
So what do we want from these survival programmes?
The main work of the Panthers was in coordinating "survival programmes" that offered support to poor African-Americans that the state would not.
Although these oncogenic alterations are thought to drive TCR pathways to induce chronic proliferation and cell survival programmes, it remains unclear whether T cells contain tumour suppressors that can counteract these events.
The continuum of participation and framework is based upon the spidergram of Rifkin, Muller, and Bichmann (1988), but modified in the light of the growing literature on community participation and also in relation to our original requirements to evaluate the role of community participation in nutrition-related child survival programmes.
"This has been a shocker to those who work in child survival programmes - people were almost falling off their chairs when I reported back our findings," said Dr Lawn.
