Sentence examples for problems of the programme from inspiring English sources

Organize occasional (bi-annual or annual) field visits by social welfare agents/fieldworkers, as well as UNICEF programme personnel, to the mobilized villages, to ensure regular follow-up/monitoring of the achievements and problems of the programme.

There's also the problem of the programme lumping coffee and endorphins with Huxley's beloved mescaline.

Khinchin (1949) pointed out that the problems of the ergodic programme are due to the fact that it focuses on too general a class of systems.

It struck us that these constraints were related to the kinds of problems that the programme of integrating engineering norms, such as standardisation, was intended to overcome in the context of SB.

Problems with feasibility of the programme in its current form included available time, variability in completion of homework assignments, and underestimation of the needed remediation of the knowledge level for some issues.

Thus, the detection and management of non-invasive disease is not exclusively a problem of the screening programme.

The fruits of this shuttle wonkery are strewn through the coalition's programme.There are, of course, problems with the programme.

This was a serious failure, right at the root of the evidence-based, problem-solving philosophy of the programme.

GPs identified several barriers such as an inconsistency of the program with practice workflow, inexperience of the staff, technical problems with the programme and printer, additional time burden, and the length of the programme [ 24].

Lord Lamont, who was chancellor of the exchequer under John Major, said Osborne was well aware of the potential problems with the programme.

This reform was, however, insufficient as it did not address the recognised problems of later years of the programme (i.e. content overload; late exposure to patients) [ 10, 11].