Sentence examples for programme was regarded from inspiring English sources

Findings indicated that the PfPP induction programme was regarded as being most helpful (Table  2).

Northstowe, once seen as the prototype for the previous Labour government's controversial, and now abandoned, ecotown programme, is regarded by local Conservatives as vital to sustaining and boosting the local economy despite the current administration's disdain for national top-down targets for house-building.

Findings and Conclusions: As a result of this evaluation, the Equity Programme is regarded as relevant.

Children who have not collected their medicine for 3 months, despite attempts to trace them, and who are not known to have died or transferred out of the programme, are regarded as lost to follow-up from the last known contact date at the clinic.

The trust said BBC4's programmes were regarded as fresh and new with "much higher reach and a growing reputation" among viewers.

Gruen et al. [ 47] propose that sustainable health programmes be regarded as complex systems that encompass the programmes themselves, the health problems targeted by these programmes and the programmes' drivers or key stakeholders, all of which interact dynamically within any given context.

Three parent studies [IV, X, XI] but none of the professional studies indicated that PT programmes were regarded as unhelpful due to a belief that the problems were within the child, and so a child-focused intervention would be more effective.

The influence of the programme on activity restriction was regarded least positively (only 4 of the 20 groups benefited).

A pilot programme was rolled out in eight countries and was regarded as successful.

This was regarded as a measure of how well a hospital participated in the programme.

The Stockholm Prevents Alcohol and Drug Problems (STAD) programme has been regarded as one of the most successful programmes to date, in reducing alcohol-related violence.