Sentence examples for programmes based on the from inspiring English sources
The 'stepped care' treatment options include: physical activity programmes, group-based peer support (self-help) programmes, individual guided self-help programmes based on the principles of CBT including behavioural activation and Problem Solving Therapy (PST) and, antidepressants.
They set a budget for their regular programmes based on the money they are able to raise, mostly from governments.
The eICE report ends by saying: "It is recommended that commissioners and providers consider the need for catch up or consolidation programmes, based on the guidance in this framework".
The US has a plethora of films and television programmes based on the avenging vigilante story, and in the UK, our reality shows regularly feature criminals, con men, abusers and cheats.
Mobile phones can be used to monitor eye movements and body pose, for example, and this data could be used to tailor individual educational programmes based on the teaching methods that elicit the greatest positive emotional response.
What if an equally powerful company tried to lobby governments to curtail gay rights for the benefit of its anti-homosexual employees, or to limit maternity rights based on libertarian principles, or to suppress affirmative action programmes based on the totally excellent "it's discrimination against rich whities" argument?
Suddenly the slogans of "Nothing Can Stop This Nation Now" and a training programme based on the one Nasa had designed for its astronauts seemed an embarrassment.
The CRU is a specialized paediatric rehabilitation centre, which, for more than twenty years, has run a peri-urban, community-based outreach programme based on the WHO CBR model.
The definition of a rational evidence-based follow-up programme based on the risk of recurrence remains to be established and needs prospective evaluation in clinical trials.
I'm surprised when my wife agrees to a marital maintenance programme based on the 5 2 diet.
A Norwegian television programme based on the book that aired in 2013 was followed by a six-hour programme showing nothing but an open fire in a hut.
