Sentence examples for has had a programme from inspiring English sources

The NCI has had a programme for over 35 years that is designed to investigate the potential of Mother Nature's pharmacopoeia as a source of antitumor and, for a significant time, anti-HIV agents.

As regards newborn hearing screening, the Flemish Community has had a programme since 1998, which was not the case in the FWB, meaning that Belgian newborns had unequal chances of receiving a hearing test and early treatment in the event of hearing impairment depending on the Community (French or Flemish) to which they belonged.

"Somalia has had a programme which has been rapidly expanding for nutrition over the last three or four years, and we are covering all of the country with about 500 centres for treatment of acute malnutrition," said UNICEF Senior Nutrition Manager Peter Hailey.

It is the first time pupils have had a programme to teach them about it.

Schools can and do approach the YHDP committees to request a MFMC programme, usually if they have had a programme in the past, and often to inquire when the next course will be run.

Iran has had a nuclear programme since the 80s.

The company said in a statement: "Sodexo has had a proactive programme in place to ensure there is no horse meat in its supply chain.

India has had a space programme since the 1960s, and since the 1970s has launched scores of satellites for itself and nearly two dozen other countries.

India has had a space programme for more than 30 years.

For almost 20 years Xcaret park has had a breeding programme for the endangered scarlet macaw, one of the most famous birds of the Yucatan.

Yet a March 1995 US intelligence assessment entitled The Weapons Proliferation Threat concluded that: "Syria has had a chemical warfare programme since the mid-1980s".