Sentence examples for programmes in the first from inspiring English sources

Time and time again we hear that government departments don't have the data or information that they need to plan or evaluate their activities properly, despite them being responsible for setting up these projects or programmes in the first place.

Davenport's theme is the importance of connecting with the child, but what I want to know, when I catch up with him later, is how crucial he thinks the whole toy-and-spinoff business is to making children's television programmes in the first place.

Using data from a network of ART treatment programmes in resource-limited settings, we found that on average 21% of patients had been lost to programmes in the first six months after starting ART [7].

Nursing programmes in the first cycle show a rich variation in levels of education, duration of studies and degrees awarded [ 7].

9 We estimated the effectiveness of full and partial courses of quadrivalent HPV vaccine against high grade and other cervical abnormalities in the population of Queensland women targeted by both the school and the community based catch-up vaccination programmes in the first four years after their introduction.

Also of relevance are the processes leading to the incorporation of particular issues into programmes in the first instance; the frameworks and specific targets for evaluating programmes tasked with addressing those issues; along with the policies and administrative structures that shape the supply and delivery of services and the ability of actors to meet programme targets.

Pharmacy students in some faculties will select their specialty upon admission; in other faculties, students select their speciality programmes in the fourth year of the PharmD [ 37].

I hosted the second programme in the first series, a discussion about private lives and the press.

Obviously, if we hadn't decided to do the programme in the first place, they would be alive today.

Neat idea, but I wish they'd give him longer than 15 minutes for each programme in the first place.

Some factions of the army were never happy with the reform programme in the first place, let alone with its hectic pace.