Sentence examples for lifetime of the programme from inspiring English sources

Figure  2 shows these coverage profiles over the lifetime of the programme.

The costs of developing the programme will be accounted over the projected lifetime of the programme, 5 years.

Over the lifetime of the programme there has been a major shift in emphasis from downwards service delivery towards more comprehensive and linked efforts to build systems, frameworks and national capacity to deliver a sustained response.

In 2004, the developer estimated the total lifetime cost of the programme to be about $12 billion.

At the recommendation of the stakeholders for a strategy to ensure the Nahuche HDSS sustainability beyond the lifetime of the PRRINN-MNCH Programme, two MoUs were signed.

The lifetime of these CHW programmes was quite short, with a median of 4 years, though programmes with dedicated financial support and/or a narrow disease focus had more longevity [ 15].

A spokesman for the agency said: "The delay in completion is due to a combination of having an overly optimistic timeframe at the beginning of the programme, necessary changes to the scope of the programme during its lifetime and delays in developing and releasing some of the ICT upgrades".

In an interview with The Sun, Mr Cameron said the programme would deliver 100,000 starter homes over the lifetime of the next parliament.

The rest of the programme was stunning.

Despite previously winning the lifetime achievement prize in 2001, after he first announced his retirement – before performing a U-turn – Sir Alex Ferguson was given a special "Diamond award" to mark 60 years of the programme.

The cost of the programme is £1.4bn.