Sentence examples for programme delay from inspiring English sources

That's good news for the country because research has shown that young Namibians who have been reached by the programme delay sexual intercourse longer and, when they became sexually active, more of them use condoms.

BBC Northern Ireland produced an episode of Spotlight which arrived at similar findings to those of This Week; Howe attempted to have the programme delayed, using the same rationale with which he requested "Death on the Rock" be postponed.

Furthermore, whilst UNFPA, UNICEF and their partners have strategically managed the limited resources that have been made available for the joint programme, delays in the disbursement of funds and poor predictability of funding have negatively impacted on the capacity of partners to undertake long-term planning and implement activities.

It would demand that the Syrian regime "shed all light" on its chemical weapons programme without delay, placing it under international control and dismantling it.

We strongly recommend that mental health services are included in the programme without delay so that torture survivors coming in the next wave of the refugee resettlement scheme get the vital support and services they need and deserve.

Under the previous bailout, Greece was due to pay back loans from the IMF and ECB in the first few years of its programme but delay the bulk of repayment to Europe's stability fund until 2023.

Instead of securing the bandage of a lucrative rail franchise, First licked its wounds as the government paused the entire rail franchising programme, a delay that diminished options beyond the long-resisted rights issue – one being considered even when US railwayman O'Toole joined the board four years ago.

All patients completed the treatment programme without delay.

The Liberal Democrat MP Tessa Munt told Radio 4's PM programme the delay to the inquiry was "frustrating", but she believed the home secretary was determined to see it take place.

This interpretation implies that programmes to delay exposure to film smoking (through better restrictions aimed at young adolescents) or media literacy programmes might have a protective effect on smoking uptake during early adolescence.

The programme successfully delayed marriage of both male and female participants.