Sentence examples for evaluation programmes from inspiring English sources

The NAO made clear (pdf) that accounting officers – usually permanent secretaries – should take responsibility for their departmental evaluation programmes.

This helps us to explore how we can incentivise and induce academics to get involved in practical projects with the promise of data, consulting work and prestige of large evaluation programmes.

The characteristics of very high resolution (VHR) satellite data are encouraging development agencies to investigate its use in monitoring and evaluation programmes.

There is a paucity literature on the educational interventions and evaluation programmes in alcohol and drug with undergraduate nursing students in the United Kingdom and this study intends to add a body of knowledge to this area.

This high technical quality of the monitoring and evaluation programmes provided for solid verified results, while the institutional arrangements and the communication strategies helped to ensure the credibility and legitimacy of the information for the decision makers.

We support testing of new teachers and evaluation programmes that are more rigorous than those currently in place in most school districts.We have also taken the lead in fighting for the resources students need to meet higher standards, high-quality professional development for teachers, and after-school and summer-school schemes to help children who may be falling behind.

As part of its continuing evaluation programme, KCARE has evaluated the four systems currently offered in the UK.

The research was part of the national CfH evaluation programme commissioned by Department of Health to evaluate how EPS2 will alter work practices.

Now, the Fund's state-of-the-art evaluation programme has public consultation on almost everything.

The area is covered by five grid cells of the European Monitoring and Evaluation Programme (EMEP).

The scientists said UK war veterans who had experienced high level exposures should be invited to take part in an independent evaluation programme.