Sentence examples for of ongoing programme from inspiring English sources
The evaluation found that many aspects of ongoing Programme operations are working well.
Introduction of FI and thermal cautery into existing vasectomy programmes and trainings should occur when possible in order to maximise the cost-effectiveness of ongoing programmes.
The aims are to explore the feasibility of using TBE as a framework for providing feedback on programme implementation to programme staff; to explore whether this process can facilitate the use of evaluative findings for ongoing programme improvement; and to add to existing literature, transparently describing the methods used to facilitate the formative process.
It has been its natural follow with the purpose of extending the discussion on ongoing programmes and on future projects.
We hope to achieve this within a year. UNICEFs partnership with the Government of Gujarat is part of an ongoing programme of cooperation.
"Restructuring of the NAO's leadership team as part of our ongoing programme of reorganisation to cut costs required the departure of two members of the team," it said.
Though the house, its contents and outbuildings were in an adequate state of repair at the time of the gift, they have since become part of an ongoing programme of conservation and restoration.
We conclude with a brief commentary on these options, incorporating information not available at the time of the interviews or considered in this first phase of our ongoing programme of HHR migration research.
As part of an ongoing programme of research on patient experience, we explored issues of reliability and non-response bias in the UK survey, outlining important lessons for the UK and for other countries wishing to link physician payments to the results of patient questionnaires.
In fact, teaching has never been more attractive, more popular or more rewarding "We will explore the survey's findings and ways to reduce unnecessary bureaucracy with the teaching unions as part of our ongoing programme of talks".
Commissioned and produced by ROH2, it is part of an ongoing programme of opera development work across the Royal Opera House, which ranges from full-scale commissions to development workshops, courses and observer programmes.
