Sentence examples for the programme is effectively from inspiring English sources
"Network Rail and Southern will continue to work closely together to ensure this investment delivers real, tangible benefits for our passengers and the new project board will ensure the programme is effectively delivered.
Successful sponsorship could provide a win win situation, whereby the programme is effectively supported, while the sponsoring businesses also benefit from good public relations through their contribution to the community.
As Pollard makes clear, during and after the Savile fiasco, the programme was effectively in a state of civil war, with producers (especially those involved in the original abandonded investigation) and at least one presenter (Pollard reprints a savage email from Paxman to Rippon) clearly lacking faith in the management above them.
During a visit to an Aparajeyo Bangladesh DIC in Dhaka, Project Manager Md. Mohaimen Chowdhury said the programme was effectively changing the lives of disadvantaged children in Bangladesh.
For them, the exit programme is effectively tailor-made; two are even being helped to move away from city altogether.
The massive NHS reform programme is effectively buried.
Report into BBC culture finds flagship music programme was effectively a 'picking-up' opportunity for predators.
The programme is now operating effectively in the UK and Germany and provides an organisational model of how research in 'orphan' disease areas of haematological and solid tumour oncology, previously considered very difficult, might be overcome.
However, this evaluation shows that Government capacity at provincial and district level needs to be improved and school support services streamlined and integrated if the Programme is to be replicated effectively.
Similar programmes are effectively underway for key bacterial and fungal species (but here the ease of culture, single-celled target and size of the genome means that the programmes are not vast in extent).
The programme is severely strained.
