Sentence examples for programmatic aims from inspiring English sources

We unearth five interrelated forms of NGO counter-conduct - associating self-governance with good governance; concentrating engagement at the programmatic level; pre-emption; 'working around' core programmatic aims; and aligning the 'rules of competition' with existing expertise.

We illustrate how this counter-conduct was initially, albeit not ultimately, constitutive of governmentality as it stimulated shifts towards programmatic aims of cost consciousness, increased professionalisation, and enhanced NGO cooperation.

But unlike the "tropical diseases" of colonial medicine, the diseases of (or at least the diseases commonly identified with) the emergent postcolonial communities in Britain for instance, rickets, tuberculosis, leprosy, sickle-cell anemia, and thalassemia were not organized into a single medical specialty with its own institutions, programmatic aims, or distinctive and consistent methodologies.

It is well recognized that diagnostic requirements of STH, 33 and indeed of other NTDs, 4 are dependent on endemicity levels and programmatic aims, and that generally the sensitivity of a diagnostic must be higher in later stages of a control program to ensure higher relative precision around lower decision thresholds.

The "programmatic" aim of Epistle 7 leads us to consider it as the ideal introduction to the whole corpus.

And with barbed programmatic purpose, Harrer may have taken aim at the reputation of the ailing, demanding and proud composer with a cantata: "The Rich Man Died and Was Buried".

The outfit creates programmatic marketplaces, aiming to help advertisers to sell impressions by attracting competing buyers.

Development experience has shown that deliberate policies and programmatic strategies aimed at nurturing women's health and well-being across the life cycle are vital for realizing the full potential of women and girls.  .

Programmatic interventions aiming to reduce neonatal morbidity and mortality by promoting improved cord care practices are challenged by local practices and beliefs.

Implementing programmatic efforts aimed at improving the economic opportunities for women would offer women alternative options to satisfying their financial needs and desires.

The findings from our study have important implications for policy and programmatic efforts aimed at addressing sexual and reproductive health and HIV needs of women.