Sentence examples for administrative programmes from inspiring English sources

World Rugby replied by saying it had invested £16m in Pacific Islands rugby over the past four years, funding specialist coaching support, competition structures and administrative programmes.

Administrative programme data were collected monthly from 349 health professionals over the first 13 months of programme operation.

Administrative programme data detailing demographic and professional information of the candidates recruited to the programme were routinely collected on a monthly basis by RWAs implementing the programme.

I originally joined UNICEF in May 1989 when I was recruited as an Administrative Programme Assistant for Education-Early Childhood-Communication section.

Such comparisons are not possible using administrative programme data alone, but would enable rigorous identification of the capacity of case-managed recruitment programmes to impact on recruitment and distribution outcomes.

No indirect costs (e.g., administrative costs, programme, or hospital administration salaries) were included in the evaluation.

The cost of a metabolic crisis was estimated using the hospital administrative database "Programme de médicalisation des systèmes d'information" (PMSI) by computing the weighted average fee of the disease related groups corresponding to the International Classification of Disease ICDD) 10 code "disorders of fatty-acid metabolism".

By pooling financial resources into a single-donor FCM, aid programmes' administrative costs could be kept low, the availability of aid could be assured, and poor countries would not have to negotiate 25 times in order to receive help.

Although these more clinical rates are increasingly adopted by quality programmes, administrative data are still a key component of HAI detection for payers and some quality measurement programmes.

However, the literature also points to problems, including: the inefficiencies of paying some people to do what they would have done anyway [ 5]; the high administrative cost of programmes [ 6]; the potential for unintended effects [ 7]; and ethical concerns, such as those related to the promotion of permanent contraceptive methods [ 4].

Programme administrative assistants maintain and regularly update the databases (at least once a year).