Sentence examples for more programmes and from inspiring English sources

But we need to recognise that universities have changed, and that increasingly they are delivering more programmes and extracurricular activities that meet the future needs of graduates.

In fact, from the statistics I've happened to pore over, it seems that as ever more programmes and prevention plans have been toted and promoted, the number of underage students drinking has actually increased.

And the government will examine whether to extend the TV drama tax breaks to cover more programmes and widen the existing tax breaks for theatres to include orchestras.

Most recently, a study undertaken in 2013 to appease the Liberal Democrats in the coalition government, who also have a nuclear-disarming wing, found that the other options would all entail both more programme and security risk, as well as more cost.Estimates of the costs of Trident submarine replacement vary.

Compared to nutrition and dietetics programmes, PHN courses tend to be more population and community focused as well as more programme and policy focused.

Supporting more programmes Water and sanitation programmes are being gradually scaled up across the country, with local non-governmental organizations training more teachers to conduct weekly hygiene lessons for their pupils.

The use of a logical framework approach and clear results statements in annual workplanning would allow for more programme coherence and transparency and improve performance monitoring and reporting.

This tactic has not been necessary to ensure great news and current affairs, brilliant drama, and more programmes from the nations and regions.

To achieve the goal of half of revenues from non-TV advertising sources, ITV is ramping up ITV Studios to work harder and better, both in creating more programmes for ITV and in selling them around the world.

Patients urged the information industry, specifically television and radio to play its part effectively: We should have more programmes on radio and TV as well as celebrities talking about early cancer detection.

The difference now is that non-advertising income, largely driven by stronger revenues from flogging more programmes in-house and abroad, rose £93m to £922m.