Sentence examples for the programme terminated from inspiring English sources

The GMCBI sessions addressed group identity, teaching self-monitoring skills, individual and group goal-setting, developing strategies to overcoming barriers, sharing and support of group and individual goals, relapse prevention planning, cognitive regulation strategies, and transitory strategies for when the programme terminated.

Though the programme was terminated in 1962, it had such an effect that it is still remembered as one of TV history's most iconic shows.

When no mouse click was detected for 20 minutes the programme was terminated and no time was calculated.

The black sites were closed by the then President George W Bush in 2006 – detainees at the sites were transferred to Guantanamo Bay – and the programme itself was terminated by President Barack Obama when he took office.

After InI (T0), 57 participants (39%) had terminated the programme and a further 30 (20.5%) participants were lost for the T2 measurements, for a total dropout of 87 participants (59.5%).

This publicly-funded ART programme was terminated in 1996 because of concerns about quality of care and costs [ 20], and the Health Ministry reallocated its ART budget to what was called the Clinical Research Network – shifting the focus from treatment to the evaluation and monitoring of treatment.

"The current inflation profile doesn't show the need of an urgent move, but in our view, the BoE will be ready to act in November, when the ongoing asset purchases programme will terminate and the effects of further credit easing might be clearer," she added.

A spokeswoman for the Department for Education said: "The secretary of state terminated the BSF programme because it was unnecessarily complex, poor value for money and unaffordable in the economic climate.

Nearly three-quarters of the young women who have gone through the GEMS programme have successfully terminated their abusive relationships.

The city terminated a rental subsidy programme that helped me get an apartment in the Bronx for a year.

Hence, with the support of the Belgian cooperation, LASDEL developed a research programme on 'reformers' in the health sector in Niger in the early 2000s, which, unfortunately, was terminated half way through the programme by the aid agency without any explanation.