Sentence examples for documenting the programme from inspiring English sources
(3) Documenting the programme describes the activities necessary to achieve a defensible programme and to capture organizational learning.
To summarise, documenting the programme is about recording information that can help to establish a defensible programme of assessment and support improvement.
The patient first documents the programme, for which he or she wishes to map the treatment effects.
A special programme documenting the visit will be shown on BBC One on Sunday 22 July at 12 05 BST.
Second world war exhibition Russia has been flooded with exhibits and television programmes documenting the bravery and losses of the Red Army ahead of the 70th anniversary in May, but anything that does not fit the official narrative is considered suspect.
Operating under the DEF II umbrella, Behind the Beat was one of a fresh batch of programmes documenting the pivotal changes in youth culture at that point in time.
This is a good sign as the project has only been under implementation for about 2 and half years and more lessons may be documented as the programme matures.
The policies selected for this exercise are inspired by the Regional Government's policy document — the Programme for Rural Development (2007 2013) of the Puglia Region, Italy.
While the assessments noted UNICEF's experience in these areas, they also point out that support on gender mainstreaming was not always explicit or systematically documented in the programmes' objectives and targets, and that indicators were not always specific enough to measure changes in gender-related issues.
The purpose of the evaluation was to assess and document the results achieved by the programme and recommend further improvement of water governance in ASAL areas.
The implementation was between November 1 2006 and October 31 2009 Purpose/Objective: The purpose of this evaluation is to assess and document the results achieved by the programme and recommend further improvement of water governance in ASAL areas.
