Sentence examples for for active programme from inspiring English sources

This process of data collection and routine sub-district monthly review has become a reliable tool for active programme monitoring and patient management.

Two million people in Britain have already been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, with a further 300,000 known to have type 1, which commonly develops in childhood, according to Diabetes UK, whose chief executive, Douglas Smallwood, has for many years been calling for active programmes to identify people with undiagnosed type 2 diabetes.

IAEA has an active programme for supporting the activities on demonstration of nuclear seawater desalination in the Member States.

One important consideration is that showing the effectiveness of enhanced training for birth attendants would have been far more difficult if Lufwanyama did not already have an active programme for traditional birth attendants.

CC prevention in Poland has been present for over 50 years now with opportunistic screening run since the 1950ties and the first active programme (for personal invitation) implemented locally in one district of Warsaw in 1976 [ 9].

It has continued to be revised and developed, with the addition of a six-item Extended activities of Daily Living (EADL) module (to extend the upper range of the instrument) and an active programme for training and accrediting users [ 10].

Programme implementation introduces more strategic dimensions such as the need for active leadership, programme design and ensuring collaboration between multiple groups and organizations.

Reasons for the overspend include a rise in energy costs, falling usage and funding its Be Active programme.

The community-based intervention, the Get Fit for Active Living (GFAL) programme is an 8-week experiential and educational exercise programme designed for older adults and led by trained fitness facilitators.

We know they have active programmes.

Spending for active labour market programmes varies significantly across OECD countries, as does its composition across different measures.