Sentence examples for trends and programmes from inspiring English sources

An analytical reading of the gathered data was conducted, and a situation analysis is provided with regards to policy in the context of current global trends and programmes, and the observed impact of said policy on institutions, communities, and individuals.

This dialogue should be based on evidence of trends and programme impact, ultimately leading to improved allocation and utilization of financial, human and organisational resources for children and women.

The coverage estimates in this analysis are based on current trends, policy and programme changes.

The Panel recognized these achievements and recommended that this trend and future programmes on forestry continue in this direction.

3. Major extension trends, approaches, programmes and methods.

This was done using programme monitoring data and independent survey data for validation of trends, and provided evidence for programme effectiveness based on the congruency of trends.

The programme, screened at the Media Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival this weekend, was one of several designed to offer delegates some light relief from the endless debates about programme trends and technological challenges.

Eric and the team examine the ebb and flow of horticultural trends and challenges throughout the programme's history - and announce the location for a special Anniversary Garden Party later this year.

To continue observing favourable trends, screening programmes should be continued and improved, for example, shifting from cytology-based to HPV testing-base primary screening (Ronco et al. 2013), and backed by the prevention of HPV infection through vaccination (Crosbie et al. 2013).

To evaluate the current breeding programme, genetic trends and effective population size were estimated.

The Nigerian state-level estimates provide governors and state programme managers with trends and levels of HIV incidence, HIV prevalence, AIDS-related deaths and other variables for each of the states in Nigeria; data not previously available at state level.