Sentence examples for via programme from inspiring English sources

In India, a VIA programme was effective in reducing the incidence of cervical cancer, of advanced cervical cancer and of mortality due to cervical cancer (Sankaranarayanan et al, 2007).

This technology is about targeting, but the agencies may argue their job has always been to target, they've just done it via programme choices.

The marginal effects of the control variables on the hazard rate to employment are given by the coefficients β u (ignoring the effects via programme participation).

Overall, the programme is designed to maximise retention of participants through the establishment of personal goals, monitoring of progress, feedback on progress and social support via programme ambassadors.

M&S also partners with the charity WRAP to teach customers how to shop more efficiently and to reduce waste at home via programmes such as the suggestion of recipes to use up food leftovers.

Rafiq Hayat, national president of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community UK, told The Independent: "Through leaflet distribution, posting of hate material on websites and via programmes on satellite TV (often in Urdu and other south Asian languages) our community is being made a target of hatred and hostility by preachers of hate.

The row comes down to the fundamentals behind the emergence of the mobile web, and threatens to overshadow Vodafone's recent attempts via programmes like Betavine to engage with outside developers, with the argument breaking out on Betavine's own messageboards.

Via our Shakti programme in India, we provide rural women with the opportunity to become entrepreneurs by distributing goods to hard-to-access rural communities.

Ms Murray made the announcement via the programme's official Twitter account.

CWP focuses on supporting schools with SRE via its programme Teaching SRE with Confidence, which includes in-class training.

Currently a featured artist at Wigmore Hall, Levit limbered up for Busoni's magnum opus, the Fantasia contrappuntistica (1910), via a programme dominated by Bach.