Sentence examples for growing programme from inspiring English sources

However, the longevity of the studies coupled with a growing programme of comparative research means that it is only now beginning to be possible to address some key questions about the impact of context on voting behaviour.

It said the notorious dossier presented in September 2002 by Blair to the House of Commons did not support his claim that Iraq had a growing programme of chemical and biological weapons.

The GSP and marketing agency "Masel in this way joined the growing Programme supporters' family.

Since child protection is a new and growing area in Viet Nam, the biggest challenge has been managing a growing programme section to respond to the increasing demands for technical assistance by the Government counterparts.

Project Oracle's Standards of Evidence embody this approach, by providing a model through which small programmes can engage and be validated at Standards 1 or 2, while larger or growing programmes are expected to progress further, through Standards 3, 4 and eventually 5.

As the network of broadcasting grew programmes began to be shared, with the output of London predominating.

Nevertheless, the study included nearly all children enrolled in the 12 participating associations of the Growing up Programme representing as best as possible HIV-infected children enrolled in HIV care programmes in West and Central Africa.

However, amongst other things, we have a very good and growing PhD programme.

It diagnosed a severe case of "group-think": that is, that the spies were failing to test the general assumption that Iraq had a growing WMD programme.

Given that Russia, which built Iran's only large reactor, at Bushehr, has a ten-year contract both to provide its fuel and to remove its waste, it is very hard to see Iran's large and growing enrichment programme as entirely for peaceful purposes; the country's record of cheating when it comes to inspections makes it hard to trust.

Between September and December 2011, 2027 children were seen in the 12 participating centres of the Growing up Programme, representing more than 90%% of the active files.