Sentence examples for the programme was introduced from inspiring English sources

Since the SoccerSmart Programme (including the 'The 11' programme) was introduced in New Zealand in 2004, the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC) has invested NZ$6500000.

The programme was introduced to tackle the high number of families living in hotels and to improve social housing supply.

The programme was introduced in 2010 to help stem India's high rates of infant and maternal mortality.

The programme was introduced in 2013 to help to get more people owning property and to ramp up housebuilding.

The results showed that the way the programme was introduced through labour inspectors, employer associations, or networks influenced the motivation of the enterprises to engage in the programme.

Catch figures have improved since the programme was introduced; but concerns remain about fishers' socioeconomic conditions and the long-term sustainability of Bangladesh's hilsa fishery.

These challenges made donors concerned that the original plans for P4P would be difficult to implement, and the appraisal study warned against "harmful effects if the programme is introduced too rapidly without careful management" [ 33]:6.

The Raising The Bar programme was introduced because Suffolk was well below the national average in the performance tables.

There were no significant differences in the number of patients designating an HCP or writing an AD throughout the period (2008 2009, 2010, 2011 2012) from when the information programme was introduced to the end of the study.

This is lower than the 8% reported in Sweden before the surveillance programme was introduced and the 14% reported by Scrutton [ 9] from South East Thames.

The ALP programme was introduced by the former commander of foreign forces in Afghanistan, General David Petraeus, despite opposition from a sceptical President Hamid Karzai, who had it "forced down his throat like a foie gras goose", a military official told the Guardian.