Community Programme

British  

noun

1.  CP.  (in Britain) a former government scheme to provide temporary work for people unemployed for over a year

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Example Sentences

He prepared him for an NFL try-out, with the pair training on public parks in London at 6am before doing their day job - Obada in a factory while Durde was now leading an NFL community programme.

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But it would compel people by law to complete a community programme over a 12-month period, or enrol in a year-long military training scheme, when they turn 18.

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Under the floodlights of a chilly Australian Rules football pitch In Melbourne's inner suburbs, another community programme is trying to do just that.

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Having taken up a role with the club's football in the community programme after his playing career was cut short, Busst, 56, has served the Sky Blues for more than half his life.

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The mother-of-two began violin lessons just a few years ago as part of a community programme in Mogadishu.

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