Sentence examples for ideal programme from inspiring English sources

Who would you include on an ideal programme?

The Archers is the ideal programme to take on a story like this.

The ideal programme to go on is a clinical academic training programme, but I wasn't eligible as a dental hygienist.

After submitting their PhDs, the students on the IDeAL programme can access a one-year career development grant, designed to help them find postdoc positions.

Edward Gardner, making his debut with the SCO, demonstrated his ability to produce a clear, steady beat and a clean ensemble, though this wasn't the ideal programme for showing his interpretative abilities.

The problems of the realisation of this ideal programme were of course recognised, but blamed on the complexity of societal relations, the insufficient data base and the to date poor knowledge of social and economic laws compared to natural sciences.

So the conference organisers kindly moved my session to the Tuesday, and I was left with the less-than-ideal programme of flying across the Atlantic one day and back again the next.Changing plans at short notice left me with few flight options, and so at 4am I left my house to head to Gatwick.

Now, as a 25-year-old she is preparing to captain Bristol Academy in the Champions League, while helping fund the finishing touches for a school in Zambia where she will also spend four months volunteering as part of UK Sport's Ideals programme.

Care should be taken not to reveal several pieces of information that could compromise a person's anonymity when put together: so-called "jigsaw identification" Granting anonymity is not ideal for programme makers or for our audiences.

(P26) Educating parents about influenza and influenza vaccines: Participants thought that the ideal SBII programme would include education for parents about influenza illness and influenza vaccine.

While the importance and benefit of community involvement has long been acknowledged, it is nevertheless widely recognized that a considerable gulf exists between the ideal of programmes driven and owned by communities and programme realities.