Sentence examples for offer a programme from inspiring English sources

We wanted to offer a programme to schools which are outstanding and aspiring for greatness.

Eastwood said: "Nationalists have been in opposition in the north of Ireland for decades and people expect us to offer a programme for government.

As the theatre wanted to offer a programme suitable for a wider age range during October half-term, it explored alternative spaces within its venue and strengthened its relationship with the National Trust, on whose land the theatre sits.

Because for myself and all the other marchers there is a responsibility to organise a fightback, to offer a programme of demands that chime with the aspirations of our generation.

What is not clear to me is whether Mr Henley thinks that the ENO can offer a programme of the same (or better) artistic quality as it has in the past with a significantly reduced subsidy, or whether he accepts that ENO's programme will be smaller and less ambitious.

In order to make fruit and vegetables more accessible for all SES groups, the Norwegian government in 2007 decided to offer a programme fully subsidizing fruit and vegetables in junior high schools (grades 8 10) and combined schools (grades 1 10).

Nor has any alternative candidate offered a programme that addresses the detestable way Fifa does official business.

In our last ranking of EMBAs, when a school offered a programme in conjunction with another institution it often ranked higher than that school's standalone programme.

It offers a programme new to Iran: a free press, a judiciary that stays out of politics, and law enforcement that respects citizens's rights.

It also offers a programme on constitutional change, including referendums on changes to the voting system and moving to a wholly elected House of Lords.

The University of Bangor is another leading institution in this field and offers a programme that concentrates solely on the conservation area.