Sentence examples for demands of the programme from inspiring English sources

Staff commented on the challenge of teaching second year students and how they often struggle to meet the academic demands of the programme of the study.

These are not trivial issues; for example, attrition may increase with length and demands of the programme, but attendance is positively related to greater effects [ 36].

The physiotherapists will be encouraged to use their professional judgment to calibrate each participant's programme based on the response of their musculoskeletal condition to the physical demands of the programme and also use their professional judgment according to optimize the programme to reduce the participants sickness absence related to musculoskeletal pain.

The demands of the broadcast programme format, length and editing make that impossible.

But in the last budget, the original allocation of £3.2 billion had shrunk to £1.5 billion—less than the New Deal for schools to refurbish run-down buildings.The lack of demand for the programme appears to have come as a great shock to the government.

The Leicester boss feels the demands of the league programme are hampering hopes of success for the national team.

That's why the racing industry's influence on the wider automotive industry has long been likened to the influence, say, that the demands of the NASA programme had on Silicon Valley in its earlier days.

The challenges, risks and demands of this programme should not be underestimated.

In a letter to the media regulator, Ofcom, demanding the cancellation of the programme, Lord Adonis described it as "the most incendiary racist speech of modern Britain".

But whereas Lochte is struggling with the demands of a programme which saw him pull out of his seventh and final event, Phelps has improved as the workload has heightened with the passing days.

The task facing Angelo Slavchev and his fellow organisers of the protests looks as daunting as that faced by the president - how to keep the momentum of the street protests, and how to channel all the demands of the streets into a programme.