Sentence examples for problems and programmes from inspiring English sources

However, this programme has documented its capacity to help train new public health leaders who are already experienced in working on in-country problems and programmes and – judging from the retention rates observed – who appear committed to staying.

As Kleinman has recently argued (43), more critical reflection on global health problems and programmes using social theories is needed, to complement epidemiological, health services, policy, and ethics studies.

The organisation is headed by President Conrad Campos and CEO Keh Eng Song, who lead a 15-member executive committee with four subcommittees that meet monthly to discuss problems and plan new programmes.

The country's attempts to explore Mars in 1998 were dogged by technical problems, and the programme was abandoned in 2003.

These surveys are among the most important statistical tools used by UNICEF and others to identify problems, evaluate programmes and monitor progress towards the Millennium Development Goals.

Focus group interviews were chosen because they are suitable for achieving an understanding of the perspectives and opinions of a particular group [ 22] and for generating impressions of and identifying problems with the services and programmes being investigated [ 23].

So you look for a political party, an ideology or a political figure that cares about the same problems and has a programme of solutions that make sense to you.

We have high hopes for DIBs – that they will offer a real solution to some of the world's most complex problems by enabling quality services and programmes at scale.

In addition, a process evaluation of the intervention was performed to explore which problem-solving approach and programme delivery method was responsible for the results.

He said this would "give the public more confidence about the problems and the oversight of the programmes".

Political priority is defined as the degree to which political leaders actively pay attention to an issue, the political systems lead to policies and programmes that address the problem and these programmes are supported by financial, technical and human resources [ 7, 8].