Sentence examples for achieved its outcomes from inspiring English sources

The theoretical model utilised in this program achieved its outcomes through improvements in coping self-efficacy and planning.

It is expected that the evaluation will:   Assess the appropriateness of the intervention to produce sustainable development results in the lives of the target beneficiaries   Provide an external assessment of the project's relevance, how effectively it was managed and implemented and whether the project has achieved its development outcomes and is sustainable.

Contrary to your April 12 editorial "Royalty Rip-Off," Congress achieved its intended outcome when it passed the 1995 Deepwater Royalty Relief Act.

Integrating monitoring and evaluation components of KT from the start allows us to measure whether and how research evidence was used in the policy, and whether the policy achieved its intended outcome and health impact.

Program theory evaluation, which has grown in use over the past 10 years, assesses whether a program is designed in such a way that it can achieve its intended outcomes.

The aim of this study was to assess if the implemented intervention achieved its expected short term outcomes.

Given that in most developed countries the majority of land is under private tenure, environmental watering must have active cooperation of private landholders to achieve its ecological outcomes and thus it must effectively deal with an array of vested interests.

They also frame another important issue included in the Framework: "situational factors," or confounders, which are exogenous to the training intervention itself but could strongly influence whether it achieves its desired outcome.

Evaluations should be required and repeat funding made dependent on some indication that the programme is achieving its desired outcomes.

According to a report by Bloomberg, this approach to population control has so far failed to achieve its intended outcomes, in spite of many years of trying.

Effectiveness is the extent to which an intervention achieves its intended outcomes and impacts.