Sentence examples for construction of the programme from inspiring English sources
I liked the construction of the programme: no presenter, just a series of sound clips mingled with experts and biographers contextualising each writer's approach.
The construction of the programme of training on self-management was undertaken initially with a whole day seminar of SHPs and people with diabetes and their carers.
We recommend using the GMFCS system for construction of the screening programme.
The most reasonable way forward, taking into account the above considerations, would be the construction of an intervention programme within the general population aimed at early screening for glucose tolerance and insulin resistance and early treatment of raised depressive symptoms.
Mr Carroll detects a deeper problem: the man who supervised the construction of the Pentagon also managed the programme to build America's first atomic bombs.
Some implications for the construction of CALL programmes are discussed and the paper ends with the suggestion that all approaches to teaching learners in the ESP framework can benefit from the successful handling of both aspects of the earlier model.
She also said £2m contributed by the Department for International Development to the construction of World Food Programme humanitarian staging areas in Nepal had proved key to the emergency response.
The review will employ a blended approach to theory construction, so that the development of the programme theory is informed by stakeholders' perspectives in addition to established theories, which will orient explanation building.
A microcosting of the guided e-learning programme for managers included a construction of the costs associated with setting up and delivering the programme.
A senior US official said the agreement halted progress on Iran's nuclear programme, including construction of the Arak research reactor, which is of special concern for the West as it can yield potential bomb material.
The findings of this study should enable the construction of fall prevention programmes with high participation rates, high levels of adherence and high levels of perceived benefit.
