Sentence examples for form of the programme from inspiring English sources

Der Spiegel also reported that there was a dispute within the ECB over the form of the programme, with officials from countries like Spain and Italy pushing for unlimited ECB intervention in secondary bond markets.

At stage 0, half of the costs are dance teacher preparation and training time which arguably would be incurred in part in delivery of a mainstream form of the programme.

The report stated that on Tuesday October 21: "The Russell Brand programme producer completed and submitted an independent production company compliance form for the programme of October 18 which was then loaded into the BBC's Proteus system.

Parents are trained to become their own children's teachers, these meetings in the park form part of the programme that is not associated with an institution such as a school and they're a way for parents, families and children to interact.

"Further action to speed up access to diagnostic services will form part of the programme of work announced by the health minister before Christmas to develop sustainable improvement in planned care performance".

Participants in the control condition are offered addiction-specific counselling (either in form of the group programme TRAMPOLINE or other services offered by participating facilities) after data gathering is completed.

With James Grant becoming director of UNICEF in 1979, the selective PHC approach was quickly operationalized at large scale in the form of the targeted programme for Growth monitoring, Oral rehydration therapy, Breastfeeding, Immunization (GOBI), to which later Family planning, Female education and Food supplementation were added (GOBI-FFF).

Forming part of the programme is Sunday Art School, a monthly, free family-friendly event: this Sunday is led by Liverpool-based sculptor Kevin Hunt, who will be helping children create an artwork with their parents.

And, for some of his items, it might have been intriguing to see if he could get a different kind of interview from one of those white people – David Cameron, Nigel Farage, Bob Geldof – who form the usual cast list of the programme.

The Frontline Academy will develop particular ways of working to form the core of the programme.

Shorter songs formed the remainder of the programme.