Sentence examples for unified programme from inspiring English sources
They have introduced a three-tier system starting with the Talent initiative which identifies promising performers on the UK Challenge Circuit, a new unified programme of domestic and age-group competition.
She also said that, among other measures, she was putting in place a new "unified" programme to help deal with health emergencies.
Further, in attention to programme delivery for the period 2007-2009, thevaluationon shall examine the value added by the One UN which aims to bring together the expertise and resources of the entire UN system including resident and non-resident agencies in delivering development assistance and technical cooperation under a single, unified programme.
Similar to other countries that were changing to an Entry-Level PharmD (ELPD) programme [ 39– 46], unified support for the transition to an all- PharmD programme was also limited in Thailand [ 39, 45].
Speculatively, this may be attributable to the presence of the unifying onchocerciasis control programmes in Africa [ 69].
The main reforms in Bangladesh aimed at integrating the two separate divisions of health services and family planning thus unifying the two programmes with the intention of improving their efficiency and responsiveness to the user population.
Charles, more often known as Charles the Great or Charlemagne, embarked upon a programme of systematic expansion in 774 that unified a large portion of Europe, eventually controlling modern-day France, northern Italy, and Saxony.
Participants were unified in their views about the criteria that screening programmes should fulfil.
To create a unique preventive programme 5 regional departments (Health, Sport, Agriculture, Education, and Urbanization) unified their financial, human, and strategic resources to promote healthy lifestyle.
Hague has said the more the opposition groups unify around a coherent programme built on respect for human rights and ethnic tolerance, the more the British government can provide aid.
