Sentence examples for programmes have been criticised from inspiring English sources

These programmes have been criticised as being inflammatory, unhelpful and preying on people's worst fears.

Past Framework Programmes have been criticised for their bureaucracy.

Previous infrastructure spending programmes have been criticised for slow progress, but he said that of the 646 projects outlined in this plan, 291 had already been started or completed.

Generally, ISS programmes have been criticised for their lack of meaningful evaluations of the effectiveness of the programmes.

Such programmes have been criticised for drawing on sociological research into the everyday realities of living with chronic conditions and 'transforming what patients do into what patients should do' (Bury, 2010).

In Germany, the nation-wide mandatory implementation of DMPs by statutory public health insurances may have led to increasing bureaucracy rather than to an improvement in care and therefore the programmes have been criticised widely [ 8].

More fiscal expansion, including additional social spending for the poor, would now make sense.The inclusion of structural measures in these programmes has been criticised.

In the past, the QE programme has been criticised for not providing enough help to the real economy.

The programme has been criticised for procuring boutique architectural baubles by famous names, but this £1.8m Lanarkshire outpost is more down-to-earth than its predecessors, designed with creating a calming, domestic environment in mind.

The move will be a major boost to Lockheed Martin, whose F-35 programme has been criticised in the US for its high cost and production delays.

However, the Work Programme has been criticised by both Labour and the TUC for what they say is a poor success rate.