Sentence examples for consideration of programmes from inspiring English sources
Board members began with consideration of programmes in West and Central Africa.
Instead, following Pawson and Tilley [ 16], we suggest that a consideration of programme implementation can help to make sense of varying coverage.
Consideration of such a programme will require a debate about whether to support a new generation of nuclear power stations.
Section three outlines the design and goals of programmes under consideration in Germany.
Country programme documents The Executive Board's consideration of 26 proposed country and area programme documents – including programmes for the Philippines and Ghana – followed the reports on the two field visits.
The following section presents the methods for identifying, collecting and calculating programme costs, including consideration of the theoretical basis for calculating programme costs.
Indigenous road safety education programmes require consideration of social determinants and disadvantage in addition to the immediate causes of injury (Clapman et al. 2008; Thompson et al. 2009).
After a revisit of some historical collapses of cooling-tower shells, and a brief consideration of condition surveys and repair programmes instituted in the aftermath of these events, focus shifts to the important question of damage and deterioration, and progress made over the past 30 years in the understanding of these phenomena.
Optimising any assessment tool or programme requires consideration of how reliability and validity balance with the other measures of utility such as feasibility and acceptability.
This represents a key opportunity to ensure that the plan that is developed makes the best use of local educator resources – and also aids in our considerations of which new programmes should take highest priority within our respective institutions.
An understanding of how ART programmes evolve within local health systems has bearing on future developments of the ART programme and must include a consideration of the wider socio-political environment within which HIV programmes are embedded.
