Sentence examples for tune programme from inspiring English sources

The second phase will then test and refine the intervention resources and modify and fine tune programme delivery.

There is a need for the programme to incorporate this diversity of socio-cultural aspects of the local context in Timor-Leste and to fine tune programme implementation accordingly, ensuring the inclusion of vulnerable and difficult to reach populations and groups.

The evidence-based data provides governments with the information they need to implement policies and fine tune programmes for the benefit of their populations.

What is crucial about this GS 450 is the h and the F – it is both a hybrid and a graduate of the marque's Mount Fuji race-tuning programme.

A special festive edition of Radio 3's flagship drive time programme In Tune, broadcast in front of a studio audience, live from the BBC Radio Theatre.

The Prom is a collaboration with the Radio 3 team who produce the popular In Tune Mixtape programmes, with music chosen to fit in with themes or moods.

Promoting child-friendly schools These child-centred approaches are part of the promising changes in education taking place in Uzbekistan thanks to the introduction of the Child-Friendly Schools (CFS) initiative and thanks to special teachers' workshops to fine-tune the programme's implementation.

4) Fine-tune country programmes:  It is important for Country Offices to fine-tune the country programmes to enhance their strategic and operational effectiveness keeping in mind the context of decentralization and an agreed upon framework.

Sean Rafferty will present coverage for Radio 3's popular drive time programme In Tune from 5pm-7pm on Friday and Monday.

Combining information from gym sessions, training and match-day play is helping coaches and physiotherapists to fine-tune training programmes, and optimise recovery and rest times.

Millions tune in to programmes such as Coast and the apparently immortal Time Team.