Sentence examples for growth of the programme from inspiring English sources

But the spectacular growth of the programme, particularly since its promotion to BBC1 in 2014, has vastly boosted the couple's fortunes.

Even as Voice of Children settles in at a national radio network, UNICEF has pledged to maintain its support to ensure the continued growth of the programme.

The slowdown in the growth of the Iranian programme comes amid the most intensive diplomacy over Iran's nuclear programme for a decade.

In 1983 a freeze took out much of the Valley's citrus crop.In the mid-1980s, fuelled by trade and the growth of the maquiladora programme (in which components are shipped to Mexico, assembled and shipped back), things began to pick up in Hidalgo County.

The size and growth of the nuclear power programme based on closed fuel cycle would be dependent on maximizing the fissile conversion rate in those reactors.

The inclusion of such resources as "Other Income" has contributed to the growth in the Programme of Work for this major programme.

This change in beliefs, attitudes and understanding about their respective and inter-related roles was evidence of their professional growth during the programme [ 14, 15].

The sport has changed: the advent of Super Rugby and the growth of the southern hemisphere international programme means the players see more of each other over the course of a single season than they did in a decade during the 1970s and 1980s.

As a result of the continual growth and adaptability of the programmes, the activities of the residents and graduates and continued quality improvement, it is expected that the FETPs will continue to be a significant resource for addressing global public health issues worldwide.

Proposed budget cuts to councils in England have doubled to about £1bn after the government underestimated the growth of its academies programme.

That would still allow Mr Obama to pursue a separate grand bargain, with the Republicans tolerating higher taxes in return for the president accepting curbs on the growth of entitlement programmes such as Social Security and Medicare (pensions and health care for the elderly), as suggested in his own budget.