Sentence examples for required in the programme from inspiring English sources

The reasoning was that people, who eat insects and do tasks like the ones required in the programme were considered to have put their free will – and I quote – "temporarily out of order".

The subject is taught predominantly by non-specialists and involves the mastery of skills required in the 1990s (when the programme of study was originally put together).

Further investigation and determination of the most appropriate education and 'non-exercise' input required in rehabilitation programmes is urgently needed.

The aim of this integrative review was to report (1) the content of exercise rehabilitation programmes for survivors of critical illness on discharge from hospital with regard to timing of programmes and exercise prescription, and (2) considerations for relevant non-exercise components required in rehabilitation programmes.

The Seminar was aimed at reflecting on the content and methodology required in comprehensive university programmes capable of educating in design for fire safety in the built environment.

It further proposes that work motivation is subject to the perception that the performance of the work-based behaviour required by the programme is in the collective's (i.e. CHW's) best interests.

It is further proposed that work motivation is subject to the perception that the pursuit of the behaviours and activities required by the programme are in the collective's best interests [ 48].

Generally, if subject-specific knowledge is required in multiple jobs, the education programme tends to be broader.

Given that long-term or life-long follow-up is required in a cancer surveillance programme we studied a prospective cohort, the GCEP, with 6.5-year follow-up data and reported on the temporal trends of cost indices, in addition to the point estimates which are the sole outcomes in cross-sectional studies [ 13, 17].

Consideration of how males perform manhood acts might be required in guidance on the development of programmes and policies aimed at addressing gender inequalities in health in a particular local context.

If appropriate, existing substantive theory to corroborate stages of the programme theory will be sought, repeating the above process as required, in order to iteratively test the evolving programme theory and refinement of the theoretically based explanations using included studies as data sources.