Sentence examples for programme increase from inspiring English sources

Policy measures such as increase in frequency of SHG meeting, SHG training programme, increase in loan amount and ensuring effective utilization of the loan, may be the useful initiatives to enhance women empowerment, income/employment opportunities.

Should this activity programme increase functional status, improve mood and quality of life for depressed older people, their health services utilisation is likely to decrease, independence will be promoted and the burden on families and caregivers may be lighter.

However, the results for female vaccination only lie within the same range/level as the study from Elbasha et al. [ 18] – with the reservation that Elbasha et al. in principle include a catch-up programme (in the 2010-publication [ 15] it is shown that at catch-up programme increase the ICERs markedly).

Adverse early life experiences can permanently "programme" increases in stress reactivity in adulthood.

In Bangladesh, the female stipend programme increased secondary girls' enrolment to twice that of the national average.

An overwhelming majority of students agreed (with a Likert rating of 4 or 5) that the ICM programme increased their interest in becoming a physician (n = 56, 91.8%).

As well as following the 44 children over two years, the study also assessed their parents to identify whether the programme increased the stress they experienced.

Big news events mean big audiences for programmes like Today, and the Radio 4 programme increased its average weekly reach to 6.69 million in the first three months of this year as the economy slipped further into recession.

The most optimistic Ministry of Health forecast sees the revamped CHW programme increasing the level of access to basic healthcare from its current baseline of 40% coverage of the population to 80%.

The evaluation also found that participation in NCS resulted in more social mixing during the programme, increased wellbeing and reduced anti-social behaviour afterwards, meaning the true returns are likely to be even higher.

Pension funds were being crushed by the collapse in interest they earn on investments, he added, while the Bank's massive stimulus programme increased inequality by pushing up property and stock market prices, which benefited the better off.