Sentence examples for intentions of the program from inspiring English sources

By ensuring that the measurement of fidelity includes context-based decisions and adaptations, it is possible to make more meaningful claims about the degree to which facilitators remain true to the goals and intentions of the program, as they navigate the contextual challenges and opportunities inherent in leading PD.

The kids I celebrated in my early books as "digital natives" capable of seeing through all efforts of big media and marketing have actually proven *less* capable of discerning the integrity of the sources they read and the intentions of the programs they use.

He also said the department would review the reference guide and related materials to make sure they "clearly and accurately convey the parameters and intention of the program".

The intention of the program, he said, is to "pull back the curtain and get the stories people don't usually get" as well as "how they can get involved".

The intention of the program was to prepare them with youth employment interview skills but my personal goal was limited to one thing per session: reflecting back one positive strength about themselves they could not see.

The intention of the program was to include all diabetic patients irrespective of their current disease control status.

The original intention of the program is to annotate full eukaryotic genomes, with contigs on the order of thousands to millions of base pairs long and libraries of high-coverage RNA-Seq data (Cantarel et al., 2008).

The intention of the program was to empower individuals towards changing lifestyle by increasing self-efficacy and by improving their self-esteem so that they could better deal with their weight problem.

The intention of the programs' initial funders and designers was to create a PES program that would introduce market efficiency into environmental policy and "green" the market by creating and recognizing the economic value of healthy ecosystems.

It is the intention of this program to put us ahead of the curve.

O'Neill has been a critic of many antipoverty programs, saying that despite the good intentions of the lenders, the programs and their abusers have wasted billions of dollars and failed to generate real economic development.