Sentence examples for identified in programmes from inspiring English sources

Domestic abuse was more likely to be explicitly identified in programmes for children aged eight years and over.

It does this by supporting the provision of specialised care to HIV-infected women, their partners and their children who are identified in MTCT programmes (10, 11).

A number of gaps were identified in country programmes with respect to gender mainstreaming, including limited attention to the concluding observations of the CEDAW committee in areas of programme cooperation.

4. The building of an integral protection system as the approach for guiding policy and programmes to protect child and adolescents rights was not identified in UNICEF Programme of Cooperation.

Two of those Ms Cahill identified in the programme as having led the IRA internal inquiry into the allegations are well-known figures.

In Step 6, we wrote an evaluation plan with formative and effect evaluation measures based on the objectives identified in the programme development process.

After compiling a list of relevant concepts and candidate theories we will map them against the CMO configurations identified in our programme theory brainstorming sessions.

Healthy and safe recreation Two giant screens on either side of the stage bore the UNICEF logo with messages related to the right to 'healthy, safe and enriching recreation' – one of the priorities identified in the Programme of Cooperation between UNICEF and the Cuban Government for 2008-2012.

Patients for example, those who are unconscious, receiving end of life care, or medically unfit (and other prespecified exclusion criteria)—may be identified in the programme as being ineligible for audit measures by the clinical team providing care for them and thus be excluded from the denominator population for the measure.

Finally, battery designs are recommended for the two major projected HEV applications, namely the so-called "fast-response" and "slow-response" systems identified in the DOE/PNGV Programme.

This paper has highlighted specific methodological, practical and ethical issues identified in an LQR programme of research about experiences of symptoms in cancer patients in the first year after diagnosis.