Sentence examples for introduction of the programme from inspiring English sources

The introduction of the programme means Britain will become the first country in the world with a nationwide meningitis B vaccination programme.

After introduction of the programme in 1981, neonatal (<6 weeks of age) tetanus rates fell sharply, and by 1988 annual death rates had dropped to 0·75 (range 0 3) per 1000 births in the intervention areas compared with 82 (74 93) per 1000 in control areas.

Since the introduction of the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) in the year 2000, many countries measure and compare adolescents' competencies on a regular basis.

The maximum payment to an individual with a full DI pension who completely terminates DI receipt amounts to CHF 72,000 (about USD 77,000 at the time of the introduction of the programme in September 2010).

1 In contrast, a recent paper, by Hoynes and Schanzenbach (2007), which is concerned exclusively with food stamps, exploits the staggered introduction of the programme across U.S. counties to estimate its effect using a difference-in-differences methodology.

Low use of CHW programmes has been linked to poor community introduction of the programme [ 9].

To balance the impact of the introduction of the new programme the channel will broadcast an hour of live news from 8pm to 9pm, a move that will impact on the 30-minute HardTalk.

Since the introduction of the matriculation programme in 1999, students who completed the 12-month programme in matriculation colleges can enroll in local universities.

The origin of professional nurses recruited into the ART programme and their geographic mobility following the introduction of the ART programme were assessed through both facility appraisals and the review of PERSAL data.

The introduction of the academies programme and AS-levels, widely regarded as pointless.

In 2015 there were 706 deaths, compared with 584 in 2011, the year after the introduction of the THN programme.