Sentence examples for more systematic program from inspiring English sources

Some leaders favor a more systematic program of civil disobedience, including hunger strikes.

All this suggests a need for a more systematic program of experimental studies.

As Boyce and Ballantyne [ 5], we believe that CBR will not survive unless better and more systematic program evaluation systems are used to document the outcomes and the effectiveness of this strategy.

In the early 20th century, supporters of vocational education began to advocate more systematic programs and to emphasize its economic and utilitarian values more forcefully.

The Warsaw Pact was, however, the first step in a more systematic plan to strengthen the Soviet hold over its satellites, a program undertaken by the Soviet leaders Nikita Khrushchev and Nikolay Bulganin after their assumption of power early in 1955.

Early childhood program research needs to be larger scale and more systematic than most program evaluations tend to be so that questions and answers can be cumulative and build on each other.

Referral processes became more systematic after the mentoring program.

This new approach aims to move the child protection sector away from isolated, disconnected projects towards a more systematic policy development and programming that considers the child and family in a more holistic fashion and better coordinates national efforts on all levels.

It has been argued there needs to be a more systematic approach to parenting coach/support programs, to develop a menu of options that we know will work, to explore how informal programs can work with formal programs, and how health programs aimed young mothers or pregnant women can be enriched with education messages (The Lancet, 2011).

As well as reviewing the weight placed on patient "compliance" in decision-making, transplant and home dialysis programs should establish more systematic, transparent approaches to "compliance" in their guidelines.

We propose that program development would be more systematic if researchers considered a menu of technique categories appropriate for the targeted behaviour and audience when designing their studies.