Sentence examples for joined a programme from inspiring English sources

The singers have joined a programme that reportedly includes Kevin Costner and label executive Clive Davis, who will both address mourners at Houston's childhood church.

Turning down a handful of more conventional offers, she joined a programme called the MBA Enterprise Corps and spent a year helping small and medium-sized Bulgarian companies craft business plans.

A dozen big Swiss banks are still under investigation, and 100-odd smaller ones have joined a programme that will let them avoid indictment by coming clean and paying fines.But the American government has been nowhere near as energetic and effective as it claims.

Four months after arriving in Germany, the 23-year-old English instructor has joined a programme that gives refugee teachers German lessons and qualifies them to work in German schools.

This complementary qualitative study explored the value women placed on having joined a programme of regular screening, and sought to understand the reactions of women who had received an initial all-clear result and who had received an all-clear result following further tests.

None of these studies contacted non-attenders, and a major limitation of our study was our inability to interview those who had been in touch with MEND but never joined a programme ('refusers'), or who attended once or only a few sessions (≤25%).

Instead of joining a programme in which the government is injecting £37 billion ($60 billion) into other big British banks, Barclays raised capital without state help.

It is clear some schemes have a clear degree of compulsion, while others merely sanction people who voluntarily join a programme, but then drop out early.

Daheley, who said she also grew up watching the show, added: "I feel very privileged to join a programme that's allowed ordinary viewers to help bring criminals to justice and make our communities safer.

Translation: undergrads who could not afford foreign travel before college are not likely join a programme once there.

The 19-year-old, who earlier this week told the BBC he was considering a move to Kingsholm, is joining a programme run jointly by Gloucester and National One side Hartpury College.