Sentence examples for objective of the programme from inspiring English sources
The main objective of the programme was to address the "outdated negative stereotypical attitudes" young people in Africa and the UK had of each other, the British Council said in a recent report.
The main objective of the programme was to support mentee students in facilitating their transition to the university and nursing.
The primary objective of the programme was to evaluate the analytical capability of participating laboratories on hair analysis for K and NK via comparison of results.
"The Association has a very successful 'Football For All' programme where the main objective of the programme is to make sure that the sport of football is welcoming and inclusive to all members of our society in Northern Ireland.
The objective of the programme, funded by the Wellcome Trust, is to come up with the best way for such testing to become the standard across the whole NHS.
(CMW Kokab) A key objective of the programme was to provide services to poor, marginalised women.
One of the main objectives of the programme, which is enabling Kadmire and other rural women and girls to overcome deep-rooted cultural and traditional constraints, is integrated social and economic development.
The study concludes: "The key finding from the impact evaluation using administrative data was that across a wide range of outcomes, covering the key objectives of the programme – employment, benefit receipt, school attendance, safeguarding and child welfare – we were unable to find consistent evidence that the troubled families programme had any significant or systematic impact".
She was successful, she thinks, because her proposal fit the objectives of the programme well.
One of the primary objectives of the programme is to reform national and regional R & D and innovation systems to foster excellence and smart specialisation and to reinforce co-operation between universities, research institutes and businesses (Cunningham and Link 2015).
All these studies are forms of cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) and presented a health effect as a single unvalued outcome, measured in physical units related to the objectives of the programme [7].
