Sentence examples for take on programme from inspiring English sources

(KI6; Afghan midwifery trainer) Internalisation is used here to denote the process of acceptance, approval, and ownership among stakeholders as government and civil society take on programme implementation and direction and international guidance reduces.

The risk aversion that we refer to in the report is not only about security, but about the willingness to take on programmes that are difficult and might fail.

It is about breaking away from historical silo funding that promotes disease-specific M&E systems over strengthening overall health information systems and about building the capacity of HIS personnel and health system managers to take on programme-specific M&E coordination responsibilities.

Chris Evans will take on the Today programme and Christian O'Connell for best breakfast show at the Sony Awards.

Healthcare is the Trojan horse to take the nation down, and it always has been, and this has been one of our premiere takes on this programme on healthcare since it all began, that it wasn't about healthcare.

The Archers is the ideal programme to take on a story like this.

Community expectations may impact on HWs' willingness to take on a programme, or may commit HWs to be directed by the high demand for the service in the community.

The new weekly discussion show, called The Pledge, is Sky's take on programmes including BBC's Question Time and ITV's The Agenda.

None of the firms that education giant Pearson has so far taken on its Catalyst accelerator programme have been from these shores, for example.

"This is just part of the learning experience we expected when we took on the interim car programme," said Boullier.

Together, the two firms would have produced a well-balanced business resembling Boeing, with stable cash flows, pooled R&D spending and the ability to take on big investment programmes.