Sentence examples for smaller programmes from inspiring English sources
Other key areas are governance, security and maternal health, with smaller programmes on humanitarian assistance, wealth creation and vulnerability.
One would be to withdraw all government support except for the FHA plus some smaller programmes from the agriculture and veterans' affairs departments.
He proposes to add some smaller programmes in a second term, such as mentoring schemes for children of prisoners and a voucher plan for drug treatment.
Adding in banking-bailout measures of $600bn and smaller programmes such as the "cash for clunkers" scheme and a rescue of insurer AIG, total commitments by the US government reach $1.7tn.
There's mass of rich heritage that can be found around the counties that could be tapped into for smaller programmes of a similar vein.
Such a result is surprising given that it is smaller programmes with NGO or research institute involvement which have been typically associated with better outcomes [ 33].
The small-scale programmes focus on the city's working poor, unemployed youth and children, leaving alone larger issues like welfare reform and homelessness.
Small-scale programmes include a diversity of technologies such as water harvesting, well development, river offtakes and use of wetlands.
While these examples described formative comparison of PT against ongoing delivery, all involved small-scale programmes, and the methods used to review implementation and communicate findings to the programmes were not fully described.
The evaluation of the European ESTHER Alliance proposed a differentiation of roles for IHP programmes (see Fig. 1) within development cooperation dependent on scale and technical focus [ 6]; with small-scale programmes being best suited for experimentation or incremental learning.
They have helped tens of millions, not tens of thousands: a vast weight of evidence supporting CCTs' effectiveness.A smaller programme in Ghana offers a contrast to the Ugandan scheme that boosted training and enterprise growth.
