Sentence examples for basis for the programme from inspiring English sources
The legal basis for the programme's funding was established by Section 59 of the Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act 2002, which was passed by the House of Commons by 362 votes to 74 in June 2002 and by the House of Lords, at the ninth attempt (following concern about the introduction of measures allowing for the detention of asylum seekers in rural areas), in November 2002.
A manual for group-based family interventions developed by a psychologist and a dietician 21 was used as the basis for the programme.
The basis for the programme was a manual containing instructions for tutor-supervised group sessions with obese children and their parents.
This funding, provided through the EU Framework programmes, should cover the development of off patent medicinal products with a view to the submission of a Paediatric Use Marketing The objective of the priority list is to provide the basis for the work programme for the Third Call for Framework Programme 7 of the European Commission.
The aim of this study is to provide the scientific basis for disseminate the programme to the remaining primary health centres in Osakidetza, as a novel way of addressing prevention of DM2.
39 The stages of change concept of the Transtheoretical model 40 and the Physical Activity for people with a Disability (PAD) model 41 formed the theoretical basis for the RSE programme.
Early work by Hecke and the Maitlands in the early 1930s, followed by the crucial demonstration by Frenkel in 1947 that large amounts of the virus could be produced in surviving tongue epithelium, formed the basis for the vaccination programmes initiated in Europe in the 1950s.
The multistep model has also formed the basis for the screening programmes instituted for cervical and breast cancer.
It is used to plan the work of the European Council and also acts as a basis for the work programmes of other EU institutions.
1998: Comprehensive spending review (HMT Treasury 1998) provides the basis for the Sure Start programme.
He claimed the legal basis for the GCHQ Tempora programme was "thin at best", adding: "Parliament certainly had no idea of the scale of the use of these powers".
