Sentence examples for programmes demand from inspiring English sources
Field programmes demand a flexible approach, Olson says, where conservation and logistical decisions must be made on the fly to keep on top of changing conditions.
Kathrin Altwegg, leader of the ROSINA instrument programme for the European Space Agency's ROSETTA comet probe, and Imperial technician Paul Brown (who works on the agency's 2020 Solar Orbiter initiative) revealed how space programmes demand close collaboration between experts in their disciplines.
The programmes demand high financial and labour investments and therefore there is a need for more research on the clinical impact of these programmes [ 11, 12].
Clinicians should be cognizant of these health literacy components when expecting patients to engage in an extensive self-management programme for CLBP, particularly when programmes demand a large time or financial investment.
The financial markets responded by selling the bonds of any other eurozone country struggling to cope with the rigours of austerity programmes demanded by the European commission in Brussels and the ECB in Frankfurt.
They also sharply criticised the often mistaken economic forecasts behind the economic reform programmes demanded of Greece, Cyprus, Ireland and Portugal.
Assays to be used in the early steps of a hierarchical screening programme demand well-characterised, immortal cell lines.
This work programme demands a generation of blood, sweat and tears, not the deployment of five aircraft and "fingers crossed it'll all be over by Christmas".
The programme demands much from a public-health service that takes in a scant 1% of GDP and misspends much of that.
On top of all this, Mr Duhalde has not yet put in place the coherent economic programme demanded by the IMF.Why so slow?
A total of 230 MPs backed the economic reforms programme demanded by Greece's creditors, while 63 voted against the plan at the late-night vote.
