Sentence examples for time for programme from inspiring English sources
Further, by transforming the current, multi-step approval process into a single-step process, the revisions will result in substantial time and cost savings, provide more time for programme evaluation and allow for quicker approval of programmes.
Most supervision appears to take place at the health facility, which may facilitate linkages with facility-based services and supervisors but exact a toll on CHWs who have limited time for programme activities and service delivery.
Ideally, a PIE should be conducted within 6-12 mofths of introduction, (a) to allow enough time for programme scale up, collect data and develop potential long-lasting problems due to introduction, and (b) early enough to correct any major problems related to the introduction.
In 2003, Channel 4 brought back Dee Time for one programme and broadcast a documentary, DeeConstruction.
And you could also listen in your car instead of rushing to get back in time for a programme.
Panel chair Joanne McCartney asked Christian Steenberg, the Time for Action programme manager, if Boris was made aware of the caveats that applied to the 19% figure and that it wasn't to be quoted publicly.
It's one of the great romances, being able to travel to the bottom of the sea, like in Jules Verne, and I was able to do that this time for the programme when I went down in the Triton submersible.
In the general election on September 20th, the voters are likely to punish the party again, this time for a programme of rigorous austerity that has brought budgetary balance but kept taxes high and stinted Swedes' beloved welfare programmes.The beneficiaries, however, will not be the centre-right parties, the biggest of which is the Moderate Party led by Carl Bildt, a former prime minister.
He felt that the episode may not have been accessible for casual viewers, but offered much for fans in time for the programme's fiftieth anniversary.
This conclusion is strongest when applied to Malawi and Niger, which both had time for the programme to mature before the evaluation was completed.
This week was crunch time for these programmes, as the LEA received its latest report by Ofsted, the government's educational-standards watchdog.
