Sentence examples for connected to the programme from inspiring English sources

Administrative and supervisory staff as well as personnel in agencies connected to the Programme were interviewed.

The evaluation determined that the entrepreneur, academic, technical and political sectors that are connected to the Programme, value UNICEF's contribution.

Before I knew it I was watching TV and it was as if the things I was analysing were connected to the programmes on TV.

Paul Atkinson, a former sergeant with Greater Manchester Police now working as a freelance journalist, claims that a search of his home by officers from Cheshire police in January led to the seizure of documents and videos connected to the controversial TV programme, The Secret Policeman, which revealed serious racism at a police college near Warrington.

Those who went online during the programme were connected to the internet for just over 30 minutes, or about 15% of the show's duration.

We assessed the performance of the 10 talukas of Tumkur district from 2009 to 2012, focusing on performance aspects that could be logically connected to the capacity building intervention (using the programme theory of the intervention as a guide).

We seized the opportunity of the London sanitation hackathon to see whether that app (a computer programme connected to the internet that runs on smartphones and other mobile devices), now known as 'SIT' (Sanitation Investment Tracker) had the potential to make a significant contribution to the way sanitation programmes are designed, run and monitored.

In order to handle video calls and conversations, an iMac computer was connected to the Internet and a video chat programme.

Their recent work includes building a mobile downloads feature that allows users of Prime Video to watch programmes without being connected to the internet.

This is a home-entertainment device that can receive digital television, record programmes, connect to the Internet and be used to play on-line computer games.As with any fast-moving technology, a combination of new services, new equipment and new players means the TV industry could undergo massive change.

While acknowledging that the test was "not a direct violation" of the nuclear agreement, it imposed sanctions on 25 individuals and entities connected to its missile programme and the powerful Revolutionary Guards force.