Sentence examples for agree the programme from inspiring English sources

Many in the US agree the programme is out of control.

He said: "In a couple of weeks time the shadow cabinet will be going away for an awayday and will agree the programme of work for the policy review around those three workstreams for the next 12 months under this basic frame of 'rebuilding Britain'".

(RP8) "I agree; the continuity of the programme outside there [the hospital] is very lacking.

I'm not sure I agree that the programme's researchers and producers are poorly read.

I hope you'll agree that the programme can be described, reasonably and without prejudice, as a treat to some children and as "highly disturbing" to others.

The drug users who agree to the programme are given a hostel bed, meals and work as street cleaners in the morning for 15 Reals (£4) a day, and enrol on courses in the afternoon.

There may be a couple of slips here – it was not the German Philharmonic Orchestra but the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra that gave a final concert on 12 April 1945 with the Russians at the gate, and most people agree that the programme ended with Bruckner's fourth symphony, not, as Hastings says, the eighth.

Kuckert, Schoch, and Breuning agree that the programme is allowing them to gain the first experiences of scientific independence that are essential for an academic career:securing senior-author publications andsupervising Ph.D. students and postdocs.

In the early community-based distribution approach, a community health worker (CHW) from the health centre (usually extension workers for immunization or TB) would go to the community, explain the programme and agree the best time for distribution.

Zhao agrees that the programme is "very challenging".

Her answer appears to confirm that May will take the same approach as David Cameron, who only agreed to the programme for vulnerable refugees from Syria under pressure.