Sentence examples for an effective program would from inspiring English sources

"An effective program would be one that includes community awareness and education for all levels and different targeted groups … for instance the messages to the youth may not be the same [as those] to married couples, to fishmongers, to semi-illiterate communities … medical workers will also have to be trained" (Ug03, national policymaker).

More cooperation and better research to identify effective programs would make limited resources go much further, she said.

It would appear unlikely that more effective programs would be able to identify themselves, let alone pursue a strategy of arranging to provide data.

But orchestrating an effective program of common sanctions would be a monumental task, especially in light of the incentives for countries and companies to cheat.

This, coupled with an effective TNR program, would humanely reduce the population of feral cats in the state over time.

Given that Chad's 2010 per capita GDP was 226 EUR [ 75], only the most cost-effective programs would be advisable for implementation by government agencies working within these limited budget parameters.

She said an effective Australian aid program would contribute to greater prosperity and reduce poverty – while strengthening national diplomatic and security efforts in the region.

The NEA fully realizes how effective a voucher program would be and falls asleep crying about it every night.

An effective full employment program would cost more than half a trillion dollars annually, making it almost as large as Medicaid, according to a lengthy paper published in March by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, an influential liberal think tank.

A similar program for students who have been expelled is expected to begin in September, according to board member Pete Ramirez, who called for a cost-effective program that would be accepted by parents, reduce suspensions at the high school and minimize the loss of average daily attendance money from the state.

While PES policy in Lam Dong has decreased the number of violations, (Peters et al. 2009), it is still too early to conclude that a PES program would be an effective mechanism for forest protection more broadly in Vietnam.