Sentence examples for requirements of the programme from inspiring English sources
The results for CCTs do seem more promising but it is not clear if the changes in time allocation were driven by the increase in income due to the cash transfer, or due to the requirements of the programme.
However, farmers within the programme felt that the bureaucratic and accountability requirements of the programme were not their concern, and were acutely aware of power differences between farmers and programme officials, and between farmers of varying status.
He went on: "In truth it aims at bridge financing, without meeting the requirements of the programme".
The German finance ministry spokesman said the Greek request was an attempt at "bridge financing, without meeting the requirements of the programme.
The service was therefore free to the patients enrolled in the intervention, which we assume contributed to their compliance with the requirements of the programme.
Assessing fidelity may involve considering not only adherence to the requirements of the programme but also potential moderating factors, such as strategies used to assist delivery of the intervention, quality of delivery and participant responsiveness to new practices.
Even though this goal has not been achieved for all types of vegetation, there is currently a good level of representation under protection status of the different areas that, in many cases, exceeds the requirement of the programme.
The CALIFA calorimeter is an advanced detector for gamma rays and light charged particles, accordingly optimized for the demanding requirements of the physics programme proposed for the R3B facility at FAIR.
Moreover, only larger firms are able to meet the requirements of the ISV programme.
On Greece's position in the bloc, he said it was important that "no further damage to trust in the framework of the currency union arises, and that the economic policy requirements of the aid programme retain their credibility".
Due to the overarching requirements of the reintroduction programme we were unable to manipulate numbers in a given laboratory cage or to take measurements from control animals.
