Sentence examples for dedicated programme from inspiring English sources

Without a dedicated programme, he predicts, ACT production will drop and prices will rise.

78) Royal Ballet: New Christopher Wheeldon This is the first dedicated programme evening that the Royal have given their associate choreographer.

It was in the bigger picture, too, a dedicated programme years in the making to provide youngsters with ample inviting spaces to play football, protected by the elements by high, bubble-structures, and with coaches educated to a high standard.

The most important part of any such centre is that it is associated with real funds and dedicated programme hours across a broad range of genres – so that comedy, drama, daytime and current affairs could all be eligible to be called "diverse productions" if produced from that centre.

We are constantly striving to optimise the processing, maintenance, and storage of human tissues and derived products through a dedicated programme of in-house research.

The results of this modelling work suggest that greater effort should be placed upon providing key data for iron silicates (e.g. kinetic data, solubilities, and mineral-fluid interfacial free energies), through a dedicated programme of laboratory experimental and natural analogue research.

In an ideal world there would be no need for targets, no discussion of quotas and no place for dedicated programmes to support women at work.

While 60% of young people believed it was true that "asylum seekers and immigrants are stealing our jobs" prior to undertaking dedicated programmes of antiracism education, the figure fell to just 17% after participation in the workshops.

As for the dedicated programmes, there's an occasional space on Farming Today for an alternative voice, but otherwise, across the BBC's output, the story is told almost exclusively from the point of view of the proprietors.

Exercise physiologists are in increased demand to guide patients through exercise referral schemes or to help improve nations' health through dedicated programmes.

And I ask again, why no dedicated book programme?