Sentence examples for for inclusion in the programme from inspiring English sources

"However, on this occasion, given the sensitivity of the subject matter for Japanese viewers, we understand why they did not feel it appropriate for inclusion in the programme".

This historic meeting in Cardiff led to IRB representation at annual IOC meetings and consideration for inclusion in the programme of future Olympic Games.

In the cohort of 417 women eligible for inclusion in the programme, NWCR searches have identified 23 (5.5%) with at least one diagnosis of breast malignancy.

Limited resources mean that implementation of the ISHP may need to be phased; we suggest that when making decisions about priorities for inclusion in the programme a range of potential interventions is provided and that choices are made at provincial level with reference to context and priorities.

At the extraordinary session, the IOC set forth the requirements that a sport must meet before it is eligible for inclusion in the Olympic programme.

All children less than 5 years of age and living in the same house as an adult with intrathoracic TB registered for treatment in the study area between 2005 and 2007 were evaluated for inclusion in the IPT programme.

Parents ICSV700, ICSR165, S35, IMDP97, ICSA4, ICSA724, and ICSA26 with positive and significant GCA effects, which also revealed significant SCA effects in crosses for grain yield were identified as potential materials for inclusion in the hybrid breeding programme.

This question was posed to identify skills that should be considered for inclusion in the basic education programme of the various nursing cadres, given that they are tasks required in the workplace in order to provide high-quality client care.

To promote ownership, three departments (of the five – not just DSD) were selected on the basis of both strategic importance and existing engagement in policy-making for inclusion in the capacity-building programme rather than focusing efforts more narrowly.

Connecting for Health had selected these sites for inclusion in the early adopter programme in a competitive bidding process from 56 applicants on the basis of various criteria including quality of general practice data, track record of innovation with information and communications technology, and local software suppliers.

Only those households identified as eligible in both processes (the BRTI/IC census and the community verification) were treated as eligible for inclusion into the programme.