Sentence examples for members of the programme from inspiring English sources

In return for a fee of $79 a year, the company provides members of the programme with unlimited express shipping on most goods.Movies to goBy building its brand and expanding its offerings, Amazon has done all the right things, says Safa Rashtchy, an analyst with Piper Jaffray, an investment bank.

In 2009, Letterman told his audience someone had tried to blackmail him over claims he had had affairs with female members of the programme staff.

In 2009, Letterman told his audience someone had tried to blackmail him over claims he had affairs with female members of the programme staff.

What you get is free software, discounts on Sun equipment with x86 chips and Spark chips and storage, plus NTT Online Europe is offering discounts to members of the programme.

While members of the programme were inside the Capsule, other patients operated the room and watched over those inside, running the cameras, keeping records and maintaining an appropriate room temperature.

We are grateful to the patients who participated in the study, members of the National Program on HIV-care (PNPEC) team (Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire), members of the Programme PAC-CI team (Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire), members of the Association Aconda team (Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire) and members of the Cost-effectiveness of Preventing AIDS Complications (CEPAC) team (Boston, USA).

The evaluation procedure for applicants to both programmes comprises of an interview with an EMBO member expert in the area of the applicant's research and an evaluation by all members of the programmes' selection committees.

He added: "She was a quiet, considerate and well respected member of the programme and had ambitions to move on to further academic study.

Boltzmann, who was member of the programme committee, had already shown interest in the development of energetics in private correspondence with Ostwald.

We are carrying out a qualitative and process-oriented evaluation that adopts a participative approach and uses an innovative model placing the researcher as a core member of the programme team the Researcher-in-Residence model.

However, as we do not seek to report on all the themes emerging from our qualitative analysis in this paper, but to explore community members' perceptions of the programme, we only report on the 38 codes that have direct relevance to the topic of this paper (see Table  2).