Sentence examples for central to the programme from inspiring English sources

Celebration of the 150th anniversary of the Welsh settlement in Patagonia had been the focus of their tour and, by way of souvenir, the flute concerto of Argentinian Lalo Schifrin was central to the programme.

This is hardly surprising given that section 60 searches, which were central to the programme, had a tiny success rate: fewer than one in 200 resulted in arrest for possession of a dangerous weapon.

Kazarin said late last year he would sue the documentary's creator, Hajo Seppelt, as well as the middle-distance runner Yulia Stepanova and her husband Vitaly Stepanov, whose testimony about doping was central to the programme.

The use of computer simulations, specifically the discrete element method (DEM) was central to the programme.

Central to the programme is the National Literacy and Numeracy Framework, which he says will ensure that the teaching of those skills is embedded in all subjects across the curriculum.

The very idea of being On the Doors is central to the programme.

Getting inflation up is central to the economic programme of the prime minister, Shinzo Abe.

The demonstration of TME remained central to the Development Programme which also aimed to provide education about relevant aspects of radiology, histology, oncology and nursing.

Both the empowerment of patients and of lay health workers were reported as being central to the new programme: '… that for me is probably the single biggest thing – the empowerment of the patient in this whole setup' (programme manager 3).

The large raspberry aphid, Amphorophora idaei, transmits several viruses including Raspberry leaf mottle virus (RLMV), Raspberry leaf spot virus (RLSV), Black raspberry necrosis virus (BRNV) and Rubus yellow net virus (RYNV), and vector resistance has been central to the breeding programme at East Malling Research EMRR) for 50 years.

Central to this programme is the recommendation that any man who wishes to have a PSA test should have access to the test, provided he has been given full information regarding the possible benefits and limitations associated with receiving a test [ 9].