Sentence examples for condition of the programme from inspiring English sources

This estimate should be considered a lower bound of the impact of PROGRESA because mothers' definitions of illness may have changed due to the health and nutrition education (a condition of the programme) and because the increased frequency of well-child preventive health visits may have made mothers more likely to report illness than before.

"The six conditions of the programme are very much focused on children," says UNICEF Representative in the Philippines Vanessa Tobin.

Benefiting families generally try to meet the conditions of the programme, primarily in order to continue receiving cash transfers, out of conviction that this is in the best interest of the child and the mother.

The conditions of the programme are that the person must have an income of more than US$1,000 per month (or a lump sum of more than US$12,000 per year) which is deposited in a bank account in Belize and comes from a source of income outside of the country.

"The Greek government needs to exhibit a minimum degree of compliance with the fiscal and structural conditions of the bailout programme.

Immediately following the i.p. injections, animals were exposed to either the control or acute treatment conditions of the gassing programme.

Following a sharp contraction in the Irish economy in 2008, resulting in mounting fiscal deficits, the sustainability of funding these community drug schemes have come under the spotlight of the EU, International Monetary Fund (IMF) and European Central Bank (ECB) (Troika) who have set stringent targets for reducing drug costs as conditions of the bailout programme.

One is that when countries are still in bail-out programmes, as Greece is, their bonds will not be eligible for purchase when their compliance with the conditions of these programmes is being reviewed, as is currently the case.

For patients in either treatment condition, the final phase of the programme offers individually tailored stepped-down care aiming at relapse prevention, maintaining and further enhancing the gains made in mentalizing capacity, and stimulating further rehabilitative change and reintegration into society.

The econometric analysis takes account of differences in institutional settings across countries that might affect the relationship between labour market outcomes and output and addresses the potential endogeneity of STW take-up with respect to labour market conditions using the age of the programme as an instrument.

The analysis takes account of differences in institutional settings across countries that might affect the relationship between labour market outcomes and output and addresses the potential endogeneity of STW take-up with respect to labour market conditions using the age of the programme as an instrument.