Sentences with phrase «rolling programme by»

We ensure that the dive equipment is maintained and inspected on a regular rolling programme by our trained staff.

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Ahead of the much anticipated roll out of «Code Lagos», the state Ministry of Education announced that the programme would seek to teach at least one million Lagos residents to code by 2019, announcing the commencement of the screening and selection exercise for facilitators for the programme.
A former Deputy Minister of Education, Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, has said the massive improvement in educational infrastructure by the previous NDC government, will facilitate the new government's plan to roll out the free Senior High School (SHS) programme.
«Once the NPP programmes have been rolled out, their benefits would be experienced by the people for more than two decades,» Mr. Kufuor said, stressing that Ghana is now in the safe hands of Nana Akufo - Addo as the president.
The World Bank has predicted that by 2015 half of the world's new building and construction will take place in China; our intention is to establish these programmes and then roll them out in other areas of China in the near future.»
It said the rolling out of the programme had become necessary as the groups were at a higher risk of being targeted by hackers.
Home boilers powered by the cells are cheap enough to begin rolling them out in their thousands this year, the start of a four - year programme to install 37,500 in the homes of customers of the UK's biggest energy supplier, British Gas.
The report reads: «There is no evidence that reforming school structures, either by continuing the roll out of the academies programme or by introducing new grammar schools, by itself will provide an answer to England's entrenched social mobility problem.
Italian Spice — Gavin Farmer tries out a 1959 Lancia Appia Zagato that spent nearly 40 years in America before being rebuilt in Australia / Ground Breaker — Douglas Blain slips into the cockpit of a priceless Type S Grand Prix Delage / Stoop's Sebring — Michael Bowler looks back at 10 years» ownership of one of the three historic Frazer Nash Sebrings / Ripple Over the Water — Malcolm Tucker tells the story of a Rolls - Royce that might have been / Atlanta's Golden Apples — Further reminiscences of Richard Gaylard Shattock about his Atlanta racing days as told by Anthony Pritchard / The Grimsby Giant — Michael Worthington - Williams tells the tall tale of the Lloyd made in Grimsby / Ballot Breeding — After the Great War Ernest Ballot embarked on a racing programme to promote his proprietary engines.
The Fourth Plinth Programme is funded by the Arts Council England and the Mayor of London who sees new artworks being selected for the vacant plinth in a rolling programme of new commissions.
However, we are pursuing innovation in the context of our own client - facing processes and systems by rolling out a programme of change in this area, which will radically enhance our service delivery and ability to anticipate client needs.
During his time with Howes Percival, Andrew has been instrumental in guiding the firm's growth from leading the team that won significant government contracts in 1996, to helping oversee the investment and expansion programme rolled out by the firm nationally in the last three years.
implementation of a corporate compliance programme based on a review commissioned by Rolls - Royce at its own expense
A similar sum was invested by Rolls - Royce on their compliance programme.
«As economic growth continues, we expect to see further jobs resurgence in the construction sector, bolstered by demand for houses, commercial property and the roll - out of Government's capital spending programme announced last year», added McDonagh.
nucleargraduates is a ground - breaking graduate programme created by the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) and sponsored by organisations across the nuclear industry including Rolls - Royce, the Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) and Sellafield Ltd amongst others.
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