Sentence examples for from programme to programme from inspiring English sources

Ofcom said the ruling applied to that edition of the show, screened on October 17, rather than the series as a whole because the content differed from programme to programme.

The only way to do this is to design a new logo that looks like it was drawn by a slightly shaky hand using a giant crayon and make the colours change throughout the day to ensure that it is almost unrecognisable from programme to programme.

That means the quality can vary from programme to programme depending on the people involved locally.

Seeing you go from programme to programme yesterday wriggling to justify your actions appeared to be most embarrassing.

A team comprises a manager, at least 15 APMs, and approximately 20 support staff, although this number varies from programme to programme.

Because each programme is sponsored by a different company, terms and conditions for the awards vary considerably from programme to programme.

These measures demonstrate strong government commitment to the APE programme from policy design to programme adaptations based on implementation experience.

The aim is to incrementally expand the emergency health package of services to a more comprehensive package of child survival services as a country transitions from an emergency programme to a development programme.

In 1996 Liverpool reformed its medical programme from a traditional lecture-based programme to a curriculum based on the recommendations in Tomorrow's Doctors [ 2].

The generalisability of cost effectiveness results from past to future programmes, or across programmes of different scale, is hindered by the relative lack of evidence on some key determinants of programme cost and effect, as well as the complexity of the relationships involved.

Tools for the training were drawn from the Top Play and Sports programme – a programme designed to use resource cards to bring a variety of linked activities to participants.