Sentence examples for value of the programme from inspiring English sources

Mr Leahy questioned the value of the programme that collects American bulk mobile-phone records.

The report also raised concerns about whether the long-term value of the programme was being adequately measured.

The teams felt this was where the true value of the programme was and hence the acceleration bootcamp will remain unchanged and will kick off on 4 January 2011.

The UK government has said that 60% of the value of the programme must be delivered in the UK, and BAE said the new joint venture gives it a central role in the contract.

He says the value of the programme is that they embrace the whole person and seek to build a community, rather than just focusing on diagnosis and symptoms of illness.

The total value of the programme is estimated at over DKK10 billion, and is partly dependent on a procurement of the Gripen by Denmark.

Although different studies suggest that preschool vision screening is associated with a reduced prevalence rate of amblyopia, the value of these programmes is the subject of a continuing scientific and health policy discussion.

In some facilities there was an "issue of departmental policy" [DS1-S1-GC] where drivers of the implementation process had found it difficult to convince the health informatics officials of the value of the PPIP programme and that it was not a "Mickey Mouse programme" [DS1-S1-GC].

This is analogous to using data supplied by KBR (which used to be part of Halliburton) to justify the value of the rebuilding programme in Iraq.Maury Schott New YorkSIR – You cited a study claiming that 97% of shareholder votes cast in Europe last year endorsed management.

Maybe the impact of retirement itself was so great resulting in either a ceiling effect or a small added value of the intervention programme.

It is important to note that this study only attempts to assess perceived value of the teaching programme, no objective assessment of teaching impact has been made.