Sentence examples for programme was felt to from inspiring English sources

The programme was felt to be in breach of two sections of the ITV code.

Small group teaching, such as that afforded through the student selected component programme, was felt to be the most appropriate means for delivery.

This issue was discussed before the start of the programme, and was felt to be a necessary supplement for ethical reasons and because it reflects practical reality.

This has thrown up new challenges and opportunities for UNICEF Somalia, and a need for a more systematic Country Programme Evaluation was felt.

Two other individuals were also interviewed and whilst they had no direct involvement in the design or delivery of the healthcare professional led programme, it was felt that these individuals were responsible for setting the priorities and ethos of the transplant unit.

[DS1-S1-GA] In hospitals where no audit system was in place a growing need was felt for a programme to address the improvement in quality of care and the reduction of perinatal mortality.

Need for shortening of hospital stay was felt by the programme to make a balance between the number of patients diagnosed by rapid tests and the number of beds available at MDR-TB hospitals.

In preparation for the next country programme for 2002-2004, it was felt that a comprehensive review of the past ten years was necessary for both UNICEF and the Government of Iraq to assess progress made, reflect on challenges, and use lessons from past experience to inform planning for the future.

(National Stakeholder, Tanzania) It was felt that programmes such as EPI were given priority because they came with their own resources.

This was felt even before the programme, and it will most definitely be felt after it over the coming few days.

Mr Draghi said he expected domestic demand to improve over the course of the year, as the effects of the bond-buying programme began to be felt, and that demand for European exports, would increase "as prices become more competitive," thanks to a weaker euro.