Sentence examples for refined programs from inspiring English sources

"It's one of the most sophisticated, refined programs of torture ever," an outside expert familiar with the protocol said.

Over time, the torture program transformed: it left behind its haphazard beginnings and became "remarkable for its mechanistic aura": "It's one of the most sophisticated, refined programs of torture ever," an outside expert familiar with the protocol said.

Ski resorts, keenly aware that their future depends on luring a new generation of enthusiasts, have been putting a lot of thought and financing into adding or refining programs for young skiers.

A challenge now is to evaluate and refine programs and good practice after a disaster: monitoring the effects on mental health of activities in nonhealth sectors; and monitoring the effects on broader health and function of activities designed primarily to promote mental health.

1. Recognize teachers are the linchpin.Teachers are the most common source of financial education, so it is essential to continue developing and refining programs that give them necessary training and resources.

Imagine this approach being used to develop some of the technology ideas presented in the Project Play report, such as a tool to survey all children in a community to capture what they want out of a sports experience so municipal, school and recreation leaders can create and refine programs that meet the needs and interests of all kids.

With a valid and reliable QPCQ, researchers and decision makers will be well positioned to collect evidence that can be used to design and refine programs to improve women's experiences and enhance perinatal outcomes.

The investment will help stabilize that, but also enable us to hire more people to refine programming, marketing and improve services," said Mr. Brauchli.

In addition to the need to identify and refine program theory and meaningful outcome indicators, the authors suggest several other opportunities for future research.

Each lasted 8 to 10 years, including several years to refine program objectives, raise funding, and develop research networks.

While the mayor did not respond directly, he wrote to Mr. Vallone that police training "is continually being refined" through programs like an annual four-day course in cultural diversity and firearms discipline for plainsclothes officers.