Sentence examples for outlines of the programme from inspiring English sources
While most of the American public – and the world – has long been aware of the broad outlines of the programme, to many the report will shame the country.
Each course has a page on our website that gives a brief outline of the programme and provides applicants with guidance on the minimum grades required for entry to the programme including information on specific subject requirements: www.reading.ac.uk/Study/ug-courseatoz.aspx Are particular qualifications less highly regarded than others, eg A-level, BTec, etc?
For a detailed outline of the programme, see Table 1.
Includes: city context and profile of children involved; overview of implementing NGO; outline of the programme (including useful flowchart p.69); preliminary assessment of the programme; 5 detailed case studies of children; 'what makes community-based diversion work' (p.162); recommendations.
The outlines of the new programme are still barely visible, but will become more so in the months to come, as an embryonic private sector begins to re-emerge.
Participants were provided with session outlines of the " Feeling Better" programme and asked to consider what should and should not be included in a menstrual pain management programme suitable for their daughters and how this could be done.
Finally, an initial outline of the eHealth programme was presented to the GPs using Table 1.
An outline of the assessment programme and process is made known to students at the beginning of each year.
Having said that, Mr President-in-Office, and keeping to the broad outlines of your programme, I should like to examine various aspects of that European reality to which you refer, with a view to highlighting a number of the issues which Parliament considers to be important.
The latest version of this document published in 2016 outlines the programme and contains five main drivers (themes) for innovation [1].
Principles of physiotherapy assessment, clinical reasoning, treatment programme design (tailored to the individual) and progression of the programme are outlined.
