Sentence examples for call programmes from inspiring English sources

Some implications for the construction of CALL programmes are discussed and the paper ends with the suggestion that all approaches to teaching learners in the ESP framework can benefit from the successful handling of both aspects of the earlier model.

Our study found that research call programmes were being managed in some countries by the Structural Funds agency of the Ministry of Finance, rather than by the national research agency, creating a 'parallel' system.

He told BBC Radio 5 live's Your Call programme: "Michael Clarke is interesting because he was cranky in his press conference.

The other three Google, Yahoo! and MSN will also launch pay-per-call programmes sooner or later, says Greg Sterling at The Kelsey Group, a market research firm, because small businesses and service providers like lawyers or plumbers find it much easier to close deals on the phone (many do not even have their own web sites).

He also says this is the first of several of what he calls programmes in which he will explain the philosophy of IS.

All public expenditure will be biased towards the individuals and communities worst hit by austerity, a process Lewis calls "programme-bending".

This typically occurred during their second or third call (their quit date call or the call after) of the five-call programme.

Yet, 'documentaries' (if you can call these programmes that) are only the tip of a very cold and slippery iceberg.

They also have a compelling subject, showing the demonstrations and running uncensored call-in programmes.

All part of what you might call the programme's rich tapestry.

The ease of recording and calling up programmes will liberate people from their armchairs at eight o'clock each weekday evening.