Sentence examples for implications of this programme from inspiring English sources

There are important policy and research implications of this programme for the planning of community services for people with severe mental disorders in low- and middle-income countries.

After a few days spent mulling over the implications of the programme, I felt compelled to write to you.

The question of broad versus narrow education programmes therefore involves an economic trade-off between these two implications of the programme for future labour market positions.

User representatives accentuated the possible implications of the programme structure to the participants' perception of safety.

However, evidence is more limited about the costs or cost-effectiveness of CHWs who take on responsibilities across a wider range of disease areas or conditions and on the long-term cost-effectiveness and systemic implications of these programmes.

The implications of this for a reform programme based on enhancing the role of education in rehabilitation and resettlement should be obvious.

The study demonstrates and supports observations that even when the content of a programme is generally acceptable, context, actor roles, and the wider implications of programme design on actor interests can explain decision on policy adoption.

Policy makers and programme managers should consider the implications of this change.

The implications of this study for effectively integrating extant EGS frameworks with agricultural extension programmes are discussed.

I believe James and I made it to the finals largely on merit, but there is always speculation about the social implications of any TV programme.

You are right in taking time to consider all the implications of quitting the programme.