Sentence examples similar to well established programmes from inspiring English sources

The concept of specialised MBAs is well established, and programmes dedicated to the luxury industry are a familiar example of the genre.

Criteria for country selection included national government commitment to develop PHC services, the presence of a generalised HIV epidemic, and well established HBC/CHBC programmes.

Making the announcement at the Half Moon Theatre in Tower Hamlets, the schools secretary, Ed Balls, said: "Of course the RSC already have a well established education programme — from school trips to curriculum guides.

Testing has shown that children in the programme perform as well as or better than children in more established programmes.

There are no established programmes on error records.

Recent programmes may benefit from the methodology created by more established programmes.

There are many well established public health programmes in Sri Lanka, but there is no such programme to promote oral health in preschool children.

"The University also has a long and well established Schools liaison programme.

The Ministries of Health and Education could make collaborative efforts to help ensure the universal implementation and sustainability of this well established and positively evaluated programme through its integration into broader health and safety practice.

Nurses' perceptions and experiences of communication in the operating theatre: a focus group interview Communication programmes are well established in nurse education.

Although the PPTCT programmes are well established in both MOUs in Khayelitsha, pregnant women and men in this community did not associate partner ANC attendance with STI/HIV screening, or as a place where potential fathers could find out about their HIV status.