Sentence examples for life of the programme from inspiring English sources

In fact, the cost, according to both the Ministry of Defence and reputable independent analysts, is between £20 billion and £25 billion over the life of the programme.

This not only extended the life of the programme; as a result, the labour-force participation of workers over 60 has been rising since the late 1990s, even as participation falls for younger workers for other reasons.Today's 65-year-olds can expect to live 19.2 more years, up from 16.4 in 1980.

At least 26 of 119 known detainees in custody during the life of the programme were wrongfully held, and many held for months longer than they should have been.

Sustainability should be considered in the design of new programmes (and individual projects or investments) and monitored throughout the life of the programme.

Total start-up costs of the programme were considered as a capital investment and annualized and discounted over the life of the programme.

It is possible that data reporting improved over the life of the programme as health workers were trained over the course of the programme in monitoring and evaluation.

By promoting health insurance, the scheme also aims to sustain enrolment in community health insurance beyond the life time of the programme.

It therefore proposes to extend the life of the shuttle programme.

Moreover, in the context of the shrinking defence budget, it is becoming increasingly difficult for any rational politician to justify spending a total of £100bn over the life of the Successor programme.

The ISS was subsequently used as the justification to extend the life of the Space Shuttle programme and now it's being sold as an orbital laboratory for, as the press releases would have it, "ten years of science".

This qualitative study was conducted quite early in the life of the intervention programme, when the women had been involved in the intervention for less than 6 months.