Sentence examples for the programme performs from inspiring English sources
"The programme performs relatively poorly overall … for effectiveness and value for money.
The rating means the programme "performs relatively poorly overall against Icai's criteria for effectiveness and value for money".
On the basis of its findings, the commission has awarded DfID its second-worst rating – amber-red – meaning that significant improvements are required as "the programme performs relatively poorly overall against Icai's criteria for effectiveness and value for money".
Since then, the programme performed sub- optimally in essential components such as case finding, treatment with WHO-recommended MDT, prevention of disabilities and monitoring the programme performance through a sound recording, registration and reporting system.
The programme, performed by the Aurora chamber orchestra, included a selection of popular classics by such composers as Debussy, Mozart and Stravinsky.
Testing has shown that children in the programme perform as well as or better than children in more established programmes.
SF participated in the design of the programme, performed analysis and interpretation of the data, and wrote the manuscript.
Start-up costs and recurring costs associated with the quality improvement programme were assigned using an activity-based microcosting of the programme performed in six hospitals in Michigan.
Participants in the screening programme performed the FOBT at home, then sent the kit to the screening programme laboratory, which sent the results to the participants, the GP and the local screening programme centre.
Participants in the screening programme perform the FOBT at home then send the kit to the screening programme laboratory, which sends the results to the participants, usual GP, and local screening programme centre.
In a very limited way, the Clinton-era AmeriCorps programme performs this role; but the numbers of people who go through the programme are relatively small and the breadth of its activities is somewhat narrow.
