Sentence examples for satisfactory programme from inspiring English sources

(P10) Providers held varying views on what they considered satisfactory programme completion/retention.

However, such programmes may also exert a negative influence if the farmer has satisfactory gains from programme subsidies, or negative bureaucratic experiences, or does not consider the implementation of a QMS to be beneficial.

He could only bring himself to describe his side's Premier League campaign as "satisfactory" in his programme notes before the game.

The corporate sustainability community and those responsible for driving change within their organisations should learn from BP's failure to entrench satisfactory disaster mitigation programmes.

However, the Esa council decision to go ahead and reserve a Soyuz is not a hard decision to actually launch Sentinel-1, and if the EU fails to fix a satisfactory budget then the programme will be plunged into crisis.

A PD programme with satisfactory and constantly improving quality indicators can be more readily and boldly advertised as a viable and good option for renal replacement therapy.

One person from SIEL Bleu (D Lutz, product developer) was responsible for supervising the instructors' work over the entire intervention period (such as through regular conference calls with instructors) to ensure the programme's satisfactory implementation in all centres.

If the required public health information, including safety and efficacy data from the phase III programme, is deemed satisfactory, WHO has indicated that a policy recommendation for the RTS,S malaria vaccine candidate is possible as early as 2015, paving the way for decisions by African nations regarding large-scale implementation of the vaccine through their national immunisation programmes.

This raises the question whether referral to a detoxification programme has a satisfactory effect on long-term mortality.

Since programme appreciation was satisfactory in all subgroups in our study, our results do not imply a need for changes to the Krachtvoer programme at this point in time.

The health economic analyses from Germany are furthermore not relevant to the NHS as patient self-management is 100% reimbursed (subject to satisfactory completion of a training programme) through private health insurance.