Sentence examples for unaware of the programme from inspiring English sources
It is not good enough to use the existence of the PCRMP as some form of defence: if vast swathes of men are unaware of the programme, how does its existence help them?
"If George Entwistle was unaware of the programme, which he says he was, then clearly somebody below him took the decision that it was right to broadcast it," Mr Whittingdale said.
Many may be unaware of the programme, do not know they meet the criteria, or have had application problems.
He said: "If George Entwistle was unaware of the programme, which he says he was, then clearly somebody below him took the decision that it was right to broadcast it.
Some of the programme's interventions operate through the PHC system, and if the householder has not visited the system, they may be unaware of the programme.
The centre's nurse and midwife also do outreach work, going round the local community with a vaccine box to reach babies whose parents are either unable to bring them in or unaware of the programme.
Poison from the prisons Living without it Talking peace, preparing for war The last plantation ReprintsMany Arkansans seemed unaware of the plasma programme in their state prisons until last summer, when Michael Galster, a prison doctor, wrote a fictionalised account that exposed it.
Allocation to intervention and control groups was performed by course administrators who were unaware of the IPE programme and its goals; the research team was not involved in group allocation.
To no one's surprise, it was confirmed on Monday that Vitaly Mutko – a close ally of Putin's – would continue in his role as Russia's sports minister despite the fact Richard McLaren's report said there was no way he could have been unaware of the widespread doping programme.
Otherwise, men and women alike are unaware of the issues and the programmes are under-utilised.
However, if future doctors are unaware of the existence of these programmes then such schemes are unlikely to reach their full potential.
