Sentence examples for viability of the programme from inspiring English sources

"That really threatens the viability of the programme," Hill says.

And when you consider that the offending footage was gathered on a research trip to assess the viability of the programme proposal – in other words without prima facie evidence the project might not go ahead at all, with all that might mean for the journalist and the cause he supports – there was even greater reason to test the strength of the material on offer.

Ensuring the tutor workforce is productive, satisfied in their role and retained long-term is central to the viability of the programme.

The feasibility and viability of delivering the programme in UK schools has been established.

As a result, it is extremely resistant to any reduction in payroll taxes because, in its view, those tax cuts threaten the viability of the entitlement programmes.

Although only scant details were provided and no consensus was reached, renewed dialogue on the viability of such a programme should be vigorously pursued before the demographic window closes, and especially in the light of the recent health system reform consultation exercise [ 35].

Based on the idea that volunteerism and satisfaction with the programme's outcome are two important components of the programme's viability, we successively analyse the intensity of households' participation in the programme and their reported satisfaction with its economic achievement, which we relate to their stated volunteerism.

Key concerns are the economic viability of such surveillance programmes when the prevalence of the hazard approaches zero (Paisley, 2001; Doherr and Audigé, 2001; Webb et al., 2001).

Informants asked Ministries of Health and donors to support long-term strategic objectives in CHW programmes to avoid the current tension between short-term programmatic goals and the long-term viability of CHW programmes.

30 Given that a significant amount of hospital costs are fixed in the short run, the economic viability of quality improvement programmes that reduce CLABSIs rests on two things: deploying the bed-days freed by shorter lengths of stay for new admissions and reducing utilisation of medications and supplies.

Utilizing existing community structures increases both the short- and long-term viability of health programmes and their ability to address community needs [ 38].