Sentence examples for level of programmes from inspiring English sources

Well-founded security concerns have limited assessments and monitoring and the level of programmes staffing.

Traditional methods of environmental impact assessment (EIA), for example, applied at the level of individual projects [ 38], have given way to more inclusive methods of strategic environmental assessment (SEA) at the level of programmes and plans [ 39, 40].

We allow programme participation to depend on the level of programme entitlements to capture the idea of "fixed cost stigma" in the terminology of Moffitt (1983).

Participants who described a high level of programme sustainability also experienced active leadership.

A higher level of programme attendance and reported mindfulness exercises predicted these changes.

Therefore the changes at the level of programme outcomes and goal cannot necessarily be attributed to the joint programme alone.

At the level of programme soums, it has been relatively successful, however, it is less so at the aimag levels.

The following two quotations are examples of how participants described high versus low level of programme sustainability.

These districts represent diversity in UNICEF‟s overall level of programme saturation (or "dosage"), as well as geographic, linguistic and religious variation within Timor-Leste.

Subject to criteria like - (i) type of safe water system, (ii) continued presence of UNICEF in the location, (iii) availability of ex-programme staff, (iv) travel time/logistics and (v) level of programme success and failure - three provinces out of the six programme provinces were selected as study area.

Contextual factors that are not currently included in the MUSIQ tool, but were reported in various studies (n = 8) included organizational level of programme implementation, patient turnover and bed occupancy, staffing levels, quality of evidence and guidelines, maturity of systems on which CDSS are based, trust in and quality of information sources and educational outreach visitors [ 20– 27].