Sentence examples for control of programmes from inspiring English sources
Typically 'empowerment evaluations' are characterized by recipients' efforts to gain control of programmes, to obtain resources and to critically understand the social environment (Fetterman 2010).
Certain domains may also be more in the control of programme managers than others, and more easily fostered than others.
The resource team in Bungoma therefore had direct control of programme funds, and this facilitated timely implementation of activities, as well as allowing programmatic adaptations to local realities.
This assumption is supported by the fact that NGOs entering the project in later years do seem to benefit from positive externalities from experienced Avahan NGOs, possibly due to scale of programme influence and efforts to disseminate programme learnings broadly; and suggests that many of the drivers in inefficiency lie within the control of programme managers and implementers.
The BBC said: "As a matter of principle we always retain editorial control of the programmes we broadcast".
The BBC, which has carried several interviews with the Prince this year, maintained that "we always maintain editorial control of the programmes we broadcast".
Cluster randomised controlled trials of programmes delivered to school students aged 12 14 will be conducted in each study site.
"He has lost control of the programme and he has lost control of the department … The quiet man must not become the cover-up man".
From Theatre in Education to LGBT experts, external visitors can enhance a school's SRE programme and the Sex Education Forum external visitors guide shows schools how to make it work while staying in control of their programme.
Civil servants were also accused by the watchdog of having weak control of the programme and were unable to assess the value of the systems on which more than £300m had been spent.
Civil servants were also accused of having weak control of the programme and were unable to assess the value of the systems it spent over £300m to develop, the watchdog added.
