Sentence examples for complicated programme from inspiring English sources

Status differentials and hierarchical relationships within the clinic may also have contributed to high attrition rates for treatment supporters [ 32], and therefore have complicated programme implementation.

There is a complicated programme and there are logistical challenges as a result.

It is pushing through an unpopular and complicated programme of tax increases and spending cuts as a condition of the $41.5 billion IMF-led rescue package for Brazil.

On yesterday's form Murray will fancy his chances tomorrow, assuming rain does not further complicate the programme.

8) The CIA's operation and management of the programme complicated, and in some cases impeded, the national security missions of other executive branch agencies.

Previous collaborative efforts between Britain and France had been complicated – the AFVG programme ended in cancellation, and controversy surrounded the development of the supersonic airliner Concorde.

7 10 There is a variety of different methods used when reporting weight management outcomes, with no agreed standard methodology for analysis or follow-up period, which makes comparison between programmes complicated.

Costing ARV scale-up is substantially more complicated than other programmes because once an individual begins ART, they must keep taking the medicines for the rest of their life.

The challenging organisational structure of the PMTCT programme further complicated the process of including priorities found meaningful at the local level: "The programme coordinator, for example, does not include PMTCT activities such as budgeting for diagnostic kits, medicines, delivery kits and delivery bed in the plan.

Its programme was complicated by the simultaneous arrival in the Antarctic of Roald Amundsen's Norwegian expedition.

The design of this programme was complicated by the lack of a gold standard for colposcopy interpretation, the subjectivity of criteria for selection of the test set of colpophotographs, and the artificiality of the test conditions.