Sentence examples for extend programme from inspiring English sources

The EXTEND programme used gentle exercise to music in residential care settings, but although there were EXTEND teachers throughout Wales their numbers were reported to be insufficient to meet demand.

A sense of what all of this means in practice can be seen in some detail by looking more closely at the SOTP, which was introduced into the prison service in the early 1990s and has a "core" and "extended" programme.

Developers were constantly frustrated by delays to their planning permission driven by species-based conservation issues, with millions of pounds lost through extending programme times and reduced net developable areas.

Perhaps the entertainment world has reached a consensus that people who watch films are not the same as people who read books: or that a book can be conceived, not as a novel at all, but as extended programme notes to the film or play spun out of some previous novel, as in Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.

In Khairpur, extending programmes to reach and inform uneducated women could have an important role.

26 The evaluation of these individual policy interventions is important to determine their effectiveness to document the case for extending programmes to other jurisdictions, to aid in refining programme implementation and to monitor the possibility of inadvertent consequences.

The Department of Health said there was no plan to extend the programme.

Greece does not want to extend the programme or receive new payments under the existing programme, which ends on 28 February.

To strengthen the teaching about care for hypertension and diabetes at a national level during the basic training curriculum of nurses and to extend the programme on a national level may on the long run contribute to sustainability.

After two earlier studies with the programme, we extended the programme and made adaptations as a consequence of suggestions and remarks we received from the participating parents.

Central banks retain the capacity to act: the Bank of England announced new liquidity programmes on June 14th, and on June 20th the Federal Reserve decided to extend a programme to hold more longer-term bonds (see article).