Sentence examples for intense programmes from inspiring English sources

Although the tested multidisciplinary rehabilitation interventions involved a range of intensity in terms of hours of contact with patients, a pattern of influence whereby more intense programmes were more effective was not clear.

Variability in time allocated to case management has previously been highlighted [ 8] and it has been suggested that more intense programmes are associated with better outcomes [ 7]; in our study, a low intensity service was provided by all case managers, regardless of the time available [ 14].

A bright start in an intense programme, all the same.

The agency developed an intense programme in 10 prisons.

This intense programme coincided with the creation in 1983 of English Heritage out of the DoE.

A future murderer would go on an intense programme designed to make sure they didn't go on and kill and would only be released when tests showed they wouldn't.

Alongside the guidelines, Cafcass has developed a 12-week intense programme called positive parenting, designed to help the abusive parent put themselves in their child's position, and give them skills to break their patterns of behaviour.

In the quest for a Champions League slot they lead Aston Villa purely on goal difference and although Martin O'Neill's side has faltered of late, Arsenal have a far more intense programme ahead.

It's a slightly more intense programme here and for a young athlete that perhaps brings different stresses.

A dark and intense programme is spearheaded by Coriolan's call to revolt, with Bartók and Mozart sustaining the momentum with taut, brooding works.

Green candidate Julie Harvey-Smith said: "I think an intense programme of inoculating the badgers is a far better way of eradicating the problem, but I don't agree with culling.