Sentence examples for competitive programme from inspiring English sources

When it changed from an instructional to a competitive programme in 1953, she trained more than 20 winning teams.

There is a real danger that the UK will lose out on EU science funding in what is a highly competitive programme.

The four-apparatus competitive programme for women (vault, uneven bars, balance beam and floor) was introduced at the 1952 Games.

"There are a number of players who we have decided not to select for parts of the competitive programme this winter as we look to manage their workloads effectively while ensuring we remain competitive across all formats.

Almost a third of Rowan Oak's renovations were paid for by Save America's Treasures, a competitive grants programme started in the Clinton years.

Perhaps the major advantage of this studentship is that "Competitive Ph.D. programmes like the one at EMBL pay much more money than those at universities".

Competitive planning programmes for global integration have been created in cities throughout developed and developing countries during the past 2 decades.

Evaluations of competitive voucher programmes in similar settings have highlighted significant improvements in the quality of health care in participating facilities (Meuwissen et al. 2006; Rahman et al. 2009; Ekirapa-Kiracho et al. 2011).

In comparison, 10% of Oxford graduates applied to the highly competitive Teach First programme.

"Knowing people helps tremendously, as fashion company hubs such as London are very competitive," says Thomas Peschken, programme leader on the MSc international fashion marketing at GCU London, which welcomes about 55 students a year.

Many of them describe a sense of having been steaming down a set of railway tracks, calling at a well-respected university followed by a competitive graduate training programme.