Sentence examples for completion of the programmes from inspiring English sources

Also it will be assessed what impacts can be expected (the real difference for the beneficiaries for each of the results areas, plus unintended positive or negative results if any) and sustainability (long-term benefits, continuation of generation of benefits after completion of the programmes).

Both rehabilitation programmes were well tolerated by most patients and improvements in physical fitness and health-related quality of life were reported, directly after completion of the programmes [ 10, 11] and after respectively 9 [ 12] and 12 months [ 13] follow-up.

Successful completion of the programme was 28.5% (575 "completers"; 144 "discharges").

Participants will be interviewed on three occasions (1) prior to the participating in the SEPRP programme (2) within 2-6 weeks of completing the SEPRP and (3) three months after completion of the programme.

Characteristics that may be associated with the completion of the credentialing requirements are summarised in table 2. Residency training in EM and formal training in BUS during residency were correlated with successful completion of the programme: 19/26 EM residency trained physicians completed the requirements compared with 2/5 of those that were not EM residency trained.

32 Following screening, eligible participants will complete the outcome measures at time 1 and then again following completion of the programme at time 2 (post-test).

On completion of the programme, the investor is repaid by the "outcome payer", in this case the Children's Investment Fund Foundation.

The relatively modest self-reported practice of competence suggested that the graduates were novice APNs and needed continued development after the completion of the programme.

Greece will be highly challenged to meet these redemptions without completion of the programme's second review and without the disbursement of €6.1bn of ESM funding by the summer".

Despite this, Fawe Burkina are committed to working to further develop holistic "life skills" training, which aims to ensure that on completion of the programme trainees are in a stronger position to make informed choices about their lives and act on previously unthinkable ambitions.

He said: "Two of the seven vehicles of this type operating have already been converted and on completion of the programme later this year, this will provide over 600,000 more standard seats a year (or 2,500 more seats a day) on our intercity services".