Sentence examples for withdrawal of the programme from inspiring English sources

The most immediate impact of the withdrawal of the programme motion will be on Cameron's imminent ministerial reshuffle.

For each participant the review period spanned an initial three years while participating in a specialised cardiovascular and renal disease treatment programme and a subsequent three years following withdrawal of the treatment programme.

This was due to withdrawal of the COACH programme which resulted in a diminution of the earlier LDL-C improvements seen in the intervention arm.

In 2008, prior to a Cadogan Hall performance of Michael Nyman's setting of 8 Lust Songs from the Sonetti lussuriosi, the management hastily ordered the withdrawal of the concert programmes, because they provided an English translation of the poems: Aretino is still too hot for the English to handle.

An informal audit by the NHS BCSP of people tested in 2012 indicates high rates of withdrawal from the programme before colonoscopy in inner NEL.

The main stages of withdrawal from the programme were clients not attending the first agreed upon appointment (21.4%), clients not proceeding with the CMP after their initial assessment (15.3%), and clients discharged having completed only some of the planned activity (15.6%).

There was high prevalence of S. mansoni infections in the study area, two years after the withdrawal of MDA programme.

She has asked me to make these reasons clear, because of the inferences drawn by some commentators, that her withdrawal from the programme was linked to the exit of Iain," he wrote.

However, the reasons for withdrawal from the programme were collected by means of telephone interviews, making it perhaps more difficult for participants to report discontent with the programme as the main reason for withdrawal.

Further research is indicated into reasons for withdrawal from the programme (at various stages) by people identified at very high risk of bowel cancer through screening.

They concluded that early withdrawal of women from the programme could give resource savings of up to 25% for cytology and 18% for colposcopy at the cost of an increased risk for cervical cancer of up to two cases per 100 000 women per year.