Sentence examples for concept of programme from inspiring English sources

The concept of programme theory is central to theory-driven evaluation, an approach developed by Chen and Rossi [ 60, 61].

The concept of the programme was based on the analysis of children's TV programmes and the survey conducted by the Association of Journalists of Serbia and UNICEF in Serbia in December 2014.

Lindsay, a fan of television programmes such as Cagney & Lacey, was interested in the concept of a programme detailing the lives of two professional women.

In January 2012, Macmillan Cancer Support and clinical commissioning groups in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent started to collaborate on the concept of a programme to integrate cancer care locally.

"You are literally confined there which is the whole concept of the programme," she said.

The concept of the programme is such that it will surpass its TV lifespan and continue to be available on new media channels, as new generations of children grow up," said Vladimir Milic, Director of the Mreza production company.

The manuals provide up-to-date information on the concept of prerequisite programmes (PRPs) and the different types of control point such as PRP and Operational PRP in addition to critical control points (CCPs).

Such a step involves a paradigm shift from the concept of screening programmes applied on an equal basis to large populations.

This consisted of an initial three-day workshop conceived as an introduction to facilitating groups and to the key concepts of the programme followed by 12 further weekly training sessions.

Filming was dogged by bad weather, and the BBC lost confidence in the whole concept of a books programme at several points along the way.

At the same time, however, some individuals from both the left and the neo-conservative right, have criticised the very concept of the Prevent programme on the grounds that the government should not involve itself in "theology".