Sentence examples for an ideal programme from inspiring English sources
"This is an ideal programme.
We realised that America's Next Top Model was an ideal programme to focus on a modern approach to training and managing models in Viet Nam.
Two major themes describing Ontario parents' perceptions of the advantages and disadvantages of influenza immunisation in schools were identified: the effects of SBII at each stakeholder level and recommendations for an ideal programme (table 2).
Therefore, without explicitly anchoring the programme with proactive, personalised invitation to be screened (initial 'call' function) and direct provision of pap testing at dedicated facilities for a reasonable fee (as opposed to full market rates), it is a suboptimal arrangement by Hakama and et al 's (1985) definition of an ideal programme.
The Archers is the ideal programme to take on a story like this.
The problems of the realisation of this ideal programme were of course recognised, but blamed on the complexity of societal relations, the insufficient data base and the to date poor knowledge of social and economic laws compared to natural sciences.
To aid the cost-effectiveness of the SLiM programme, dietetic assistants were selected as ideal programme facilitators.
So the conference organisers kindly moved my session to the Tuesday, and I was left with the less-than-ideal programme of flying across the Atlantic one day and back again the next.Changing plans at short notice left me with few flight options, and so at 4am I left my house to head to Gatwick.
Now, as a 25-year-old she is preparing to captain Bristol Academy in the Champions League, while helping fund the finishing touches for a school in Zambia where she will also spend four months volunteering as part of UK Sport's Ideals programme.
As well as providing context and atmosphere, the venue also gave an ideal acoustic for a programme of unaccompanied choral music by a group of ORA's size, on this occasion fielding 18 voices.
