Sentence examples for twinning programme from inspiring English sources
She had intended to do her undergraduate studies at a local university in Malaysia, and the twinning programme with the University of Arizona was her last choice.
Quezon City Government has been working with UNICEF on disaster risk reduction, including a twinning programme with other local governments in the Philippines.
Quezon City Government has been working with UNICEF on child-friendly spaces and disaster risk reduction, including a twinning programme with other local governments in the Philippines.
For example the lessons learnt from the operational research conducted in Kenya (CS1) have been replicated in other countries in the region through a twinning programme.
There are school twinning programmes, and sporting events across the country that focus on children mixing at an early age.
Twinning programmes between institutions in poorer countries can provide collaborative research to advance science as well as outcomes, said Howard.
Efforts such as more twinning programmes between hospitals and specialised centres in developed and developing countries should be considered, as well as increased government spending on health, which have been shown to be effective in enhancing care of childhood leukaemia in developing countries (Pui and Ribeiro, 2003; Howard et al, 2004).
Earlier, Dr Claire Haworth, from Warwick University and deputy director of the twins programme, argued genetics should be covered in teacher training - especially if it helped trainees to explain variations in the way different children learn.
"The twin programmes of reviewing the council's management structure and its workforce are proceeding to achieve these financial targets.
He also referred to "the renowned success of the i newspaper" which "twinned with an on-going programme of cost reduction, has substantially reduced losses year on year".
