Sentence examples for failure of programme from inspiring English sources

As the authors indicate, the finding that the Swedish adaptation of SFP 10-14 was ineffective may be related to these changes, rather than being an inherent failure of programme theory, cultural inappropriateness, or the quality of delivery.

Our results may help to account for the failure of programmes designed to reduce prejudice which have been based on the reduction of negative emotion and motivation.

It is well known that poor adherence to lifestyle modification programmes, particularly those involving exercise, often leads to the failure of the programme in reaching its intended goals.

The report concedes: "In financial terms the success or failure of this programme will rest to a large degree on the willingness of the public sector commissioners to bring to an end the funding of some local services in the face of clear evidence that maintaining the status quo is failing families, and not delivering value for money for taxpayers".

The BBC has just revised all of its bullying and harassment guidelines, and one of the fundamental issues the corporation faces is that most TV and radio revolves around powerful presenters who determine the success or failure of a programme; and the production team's job is to get the best out of the "talent".

Evidence and experience shows that treatment adherence through DOT, particularly, with intermittent regimens is an important determinant of the overall success or failure of the programme [31].

This can really be the failure of a programme like this.

The reasons for success or failure of any programme are likely to be multi-faceted.

This may not be easy but we need to reach them...Men hold the key to success or failure of the programme (District Official).

The trouble was that the failure of those programmes and their downsizing by New Democrats who began stealing some of their rivals' policies left conservatives without a target.

Often enough, it is especially the lack of knowledge on site vegetation matching and on management of water deficiency situations that leads to the failure of reforestation programmes (Gebrehiwot et al. 2005).