Sentence examples for inclusion in the programme from inspiring English sources

"However, on this occasion, given the sensitivity of the subject matter for Japanese viewers, we understand why they did not feel it appropriate for inclusion in the programme".

Several occurrences led to the sport's inclusion in the programme.

This historic meeting in Cardiff led to IRB representation at annual IOC meetings and consideration for inclusion in the programme of future Olympic Games.

In the cohort of 417 women eligible for inclusion in the programme, NWCR searches have identified 23 (5.5%) with at least one diagnosis of breast malignancy.

Limited resources mean that implementation of the ISHP may need to be phased; we suggest that when making decisions about priorities for inclusion in the programme a range of potential interventions is provided and that choices are made at provincial level with reference to context and priorities.

If rugby were to be selected it would do wonders at junior levels in a whole new raft of countries where state funding is dependent on a sport's inclusion in the Olympic programme.

We thought we had presented a strong case for their inclusion in the individual programme, especially as there were no costs involved.

A letter from the IOC was sent on Tuesday to all three sports' international federations stating the "wrestling federation and an organisation supporting them engaged in activities that were not in line with the 'Rules of Conduct for the International Federations seeking inclusion in the Olympic Programme'".

It added: "It was recently brought to our attention that the wrestling federation and an organisation supporting them engaged in activities that were not in line with the 'Rules of Conduct for the international federations seeking inclusion in the Olympic programme'".

At the extraordinary session, the IOC set forth the requirements that a sport must meet before it is eligible for inclusion in the Olympic programme.

Its inclusion in the national programme of immunization remains under debate [ 2].