Sentence examples for programmes succeeded from inspiring English sources

The rapid decline in smallpox burials after 1800 coincided with the widespread adoption of Jenner's cowpox vaccination method, and despite incomplete coverage and low levels of re-vaccination, vaccination programmes succeeded in reducing smallpox to a relatively minor cause of death by the beginning of civil registration in 1837.

This notion has been central in CHANGING BEHAVIOUR, a project aimed at a better understanding of why energy demand-side management (DSM) programmes succeed or fail.

Top management support ensures that MO and CSR programmes succeed.

Thomas, a former editor of 5 Live's breakfast programme, succeeded Kevin Marsh as editor in 2006.

The programme succeeded in making history come to life in an interesting, hands-on way, although it lacked drama.

Members of US Airways' frequent-flyer programme succeeded in getting upgrades 76% of the time, on British Airways only 23% (see chart).

In less than an hour, the programme succeeded in bringing together sensitive reporting of the massacre and the context in which it took place; angrily examining our "wilful amnesia" about the brutality of the British empire and our idea of British exceptionalism; and offering many insights into the second-generation experience.

Apparently the programme succeeded in changing beliefs about controllability of events.

In the present study, the eradication programme succeeded in 28 of 33 herds, assessed 3 to 6 months after treatment.

It seems that our programme succeeded in improving self-perceived health but not self-efficacy, and it had only minor influence on function.

Our data suggest that the outreach programme succeeded in reaching out to a large proportion of the parents, and that the programme engaged equally well with mothers and fathers.