Sentence examples for more targeted programming from inspiring English sources

The regulator said audiences would benefit from more targeted programming.

But there is another way to meet the demand for more targeted programming.

However, from this informant's perspective, it was frustrating that there was still reluctance by the Liberal government to focus specifically on a universal childcare programme as opposed to early "learning", early intervention or family resource programmes which represent more targeted programming.

Without scaled-up financing, more targeted programming and expanded political will, the beginning of the end of AIDS will remain a distant ambition.

A good causality analysis would allow for more targeted programming addressing the immediate and underlying causes of non-attendance and noncompletion.

(C) On military cooperation, the time has come to shift our military assistance away from FMF to more targeted programs that meet specific needs.

In 1957, Congressman Aime Forand, an ardent New Deal liberal who had quit school after seventh grade to take care of his ailing father, came up with the idea of a smaller and more targeted program as a first step toward national health insurance.

Using the observed pattern of static and dynamic benefit incidence to compare the two programs and a uniform transfer, we show that if the middle-income households are sufficiently risk averse the additional insurance value of programs with superior dynamic benefit incidence can alter the median voter outcome in favor of more targeted programs.

The city's September release of city-wide crime statistics for the past decade not only helps crime-fighting agencies, but also journalists, advocates and businesses create more targeted programs to address local concerns.

Because the emphasis in New York has been on expanding access rather than enriching services, current per pupil spending on pre-k in New York lags national norms and falls well below spending per pupil in neighboring states that offer more targeted programs.

These findings provide further evidence of the unique health needs of rural women, which must be addressed through more targeted programs and policies.