Sentence examples for in relation to the programme from inspiring English sources

In relation to the programme itself, these include peer educators' preference for didactic methods and biomedical frameworks, unequal gender dynamics amongst the peer educators, the highly regulated and teacher-driven nature of the school environment and negative learner attitudes to the programme.

We obtained data on cumulative activity in relation to the programme from all 28 cancer networks in England and for 8179 practices.

The success of EPI in Mozambique has, however, been limited by several factors that are both of extrinsic and intrinsic nature in relation to the programme.

Fig. 1A shows the STI incidence rate in relation to the programme exposure of the participating 20,330 FSWs (between April 2005 and November 2010).

Specifically, the methodology was designed to measured the progress of the programme in relation to the expected programme component results and expected intermediate results as specified in the "Child Survival and Development: Safe Water, Sanitation and Hygiene" portion of UNICEF's CPAP Results and Resources Framework.

The response rate was the same in the two groups, with 192 players responding to the survey in relation to the NMC programme (of 679 players, 28.3%) and 250 (of 885 players, 28.2%) for the control programme.

As we go into the budget negotiations, it would be a pity if the only thing that was being written about was all the negative in relation to the Framework Programme [the E.U.'s existing funding scheme].

(PILOT 14) Concerns regarding patient participation in relation to the screening programme were raised by several non-pilot GPs.

The table presents individual and cluster-based scores for GHI coherence/alignment in relation to the Special Programme of Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR) reference profile.

The consequences of home delivery as well as hospital delivery in relation to the PMTCT programme are explained to these women to understand why it is important for them to make informed choices.

The findings from the interviews indicated moreover that there were challenges beyond the donor/regional/national vs. district dynamics that had implications for local priority setting processes in relation to the PMTCT programme.