Sentence examples for from the beginning of the programme from inspiring English sources

The dynamics of the relationship were clear from the beginning of the programme, with Pauline depicted as the matriarchal force that holds the Fowler family together, while Arthur is depicted as weak, emotionally unstable and easily dominated by the stronger females of his family.

However, even the CJFs were not adequately trained on documentation from the beginning of the programme.

In Sweden, where women aged 40 69 years have been invited regularly to biannual screening from the beginning of the programme, the overall reduction in breast cancer mortality among screening invitees has been higher than in Finland, 27% (SOSSEG, 2006).

From the beginning of the programme until today, the following results have been achieved: Inclusive Education: Over 15.000 direct beneficiaries, from Roma and other marginalised groups, have been supported by the programme.

However, the counsellors during discussions perceived this routine as difficult to change since it was part of the pMTCT package decided upon by the hospital management: "It has been done like this from the beginning of the programme and there is no way we can change it.

For our study, the HeartScore varied from 1 to 26 at the beginning of the programme and from 1 to 18 at the end of the programme.

Treated net ownership levels varied widely at the beginning of the programme, ranging from 3% in Mbulu (8/289) and Sumbawanga (9/298) to over 50% in Tanga district (142/277).

Dr Mohamed Patel and his colleagues from the Australian FETP (Master of Applied Epidemiology, Australian National University) provided key technical assistance at the beginning of the programme.

At the beginning of the programme, the narrator informed us that the children had been selected from "different backgrounds".

This was the first act of public outreach since the beginning of the programme.

Since the beginning of the programme 14 training courses have been held, with 3,300 participants including doctors, nurses, biologists and social workers from over 10 African countries.