Sentence examples for feature of the programmes from inspiring English sources

Amusing and lovable characters such as lemurs and birds are the main feature of the programmes.

Complete destruction of the Manchu aristocracy forms the cardinal feature of the programme of the Assembly and the Army League.

A discussion on the 1946 equal pay talks (a topic that remains a disap-pointingly regular feature of the programme) elicited a warning from on high that "the programme must achieve balance on this subject".

Co-productions are a feature of the programme: the Barbican is getting together with Sadler's Wells for the first time to bring in one of the most acclaimed dance companies in the world, the Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch in a month-long season across the two venues.

However, this was later cited as a positive feature of the programme's daring scripts in Britain's Best Sitcom by its advocate Rowland Rivron.

19 A key feature of the programme is a clinical pathway for management of behavioural symptoms (figure 1).

A unique feature of the programme was the twin-track design with activities and information specifically directed towards the patients and towards the care givers.

In the interview analysis described here, this feature of the programme was appreciated by some, although others preferred a mixed-sex group, particularly where spouses joined the programme together.

The unique feature of the programme is its bottom-up approach; schools and municipalities participating in the programme implement their own individual plans to increase PA during the school day.

The local tutoring, which seemed initially as an important feature of the programme, also advocated by many authors [ 25, 27], neither responded to the students' nor to the coordination team's expectations, though a specific workshop had been organized for the local tutors [ 22]: close-distance tutoring from the Geneva-based coordination team became therefore a major activity.

Table 1 provides an overview of structural features of the programmes in different European countries.