Sentence examples for programmatic activity from inspiring English sources

All expenditures, by programmatic activity and HIV services, were cross-tabulated by source of financing and stratified by income level.

The most common areas of relevant programmatic activity were water- and food-borne diseases (97%), vector-borne infectious diseases (95%) and food safety and security (90%).

The most common areas of current or future programmatic activity related to climate change were emergency preparedness (71%), storms and floods (56%), vector-borne infectious diseases (53%), and water- and food-borne diseases (50%).

The least common areas of programmatic activity were anxiety, depression and mental health conditions (31%), droughts, forest fires and brush fires (38%) and housing for residents displaced by extreme weather events (38%).

Our data support this position, albeit indirectly, by documenting the significant extent of programmatic activity relevant to climate change adaptation in most local health departments, even if most of this activity does not yet specifically address climate change.

Subsequent programmatic activity focused on infrastructure, training and systems development.

The many intercultural programmatic activities in our informal curriculum should be recognised as fundamental aspects of a globalised curriculum.

NASA has dropped education programs within its science mission directorate, and NOAA has shrunk several education programs tied to programmatic activities.

These funds signal increased recognition of the need to support programmatic activities at the Smithsonian and not just bricks and mortar, says Scott Miller, the Smithsonian's deputy undersecretary for science.

For example, the grants administrators for the National Institutes of Health are more specialized, i.e., one group of administrators manages the scientific review process, other administrators plan programmatic activities for the various institutes, and a third group of individuals handles the often controversial science policy issues.

My guess is that USAID will see more vigorously scrutiny to its resources and programmatic activities.