Sentence examples for long term programmes from inspiring English sources

He argued that long term programmes should not suffer from short term upheavals.

In the long term, programmes must be developed that address the chronic lack of access to education in the region, particularly amongst women.

9 Various organisations and national bodies have defined cardiac rehabilitation, which is encompassed by: "Cardiac rehabilitation (and secondary prevention) services are comprehensive, long term programmes involving medical evaluation, prescribed exercise, cardiac risk factor modification, education, and counselling.

Moreover, the evaluation methodology was designed not only to assess the programme in regards to its projects implemented in 2006-2010, but also to review the current status of the programme and provide recommendations for future priorities for WASH that could include humanitarian/emergency/preparedness interventions as well as mid to long term programmes.

The MRC in the UK reviewed the possibility of making greater use of bibliometric measures to inform per review of major long term programmes, but the steering group established to oversee the review concluded that, 'bibliometric analysis would not add sufficient value to peer review to be worthwhile routinely and should not be introduced into MRC procedures' [ 22].

At Bushmans, a long term programme is underway and has been since the 1990s, to return a vast area which had been cultivated, for food like potatoes, onions and even rooibos tea, to the natural habitat.

SEAFP was also the starting point for the Safety and Environmental Assessment of Fusion Power — Long Term Programme (SEAL) initiated within the European Fusion Programme in 1995.

They wanted to show they can host a major international event, and to have a long term programme that will involve youngsters.

"Our portfolio of exploration licences ensures Faroe has a very exciting drilling programme ahead, including around five high impact exploration and appraisal wells per annum and a very active long term programme of production in-fill wells".

In 1993 Assistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP), the largest public health care institution in France, launched a long term programme to survey and control MDR.

Assistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris (APHP), the largest public health care institution in France (38 hospitals, 23,000 beds, serving 11.6 millions inhabitants) launched in 1993 a long term programme to control and survey multidrug resistant bacteria (MDR).