Sentence examples for the programme was short from inspiring English sources

However, Greece came late to the Fund and the time available to negotiate the programme was short". But having agreed that there were exceptional circumstances that warranted the biggest bailout in the Fund's history, officials were taken aback by the much bigger than expected slump in the Greek economy.

Baroness Thatcher's interview on the programme was short on revelations.

Although the programme is short term, encompassing exercise, education and nutritional advice, its aim is to address lifestyle modification and several endeavours are currently addressing how benefits can be maintained.

The one-day programme is shorter than on England's last two visits.

It must be kept in mind that the time for preparation of the programme was rather short.

Another described how the length of time their child participated in the programme was too short, and that the benefits of the programme would have been maximised if participation had been longer.

"The programme is both short term to take us up to our summer tour," says Hunter, "and longer term on to the 2017 World Cup.  "It is not just about improving fitness and speed, or getting bigger quads or whatever.

Evidence to date suggests that the programme is falling short of its goals.

And although the UN launched an initiative to fight cholera in Haiti in January 2012, the programme is already falling short: Mr Ban's letter stated that pledges for the cholera initiated amounted to $207m, $31m less than the UN said would be available last December.

It might be worthwhile to monitor proceeding of role security and therapeutic commitment throughout the year after the implementation programme, to see whether the programme is effective on short term but faded out on the longer term.

The most frequent responses for improvements to the programme were that it could be shorter in length (21% for NMC; 29% for control) and it could have more variety in the drills/exercises (16% for NMC; 18% for control).