Sentence examples for offered a programme from inspiring English sources

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.

Since its restoration over the past decade, it has offered a programme of music, dances, theatre, children's shows, comedy, conferences (on architecture, especially), as well a place for the famously elderly population of Bexhill to while away the afternoon.

Mixed groups of both residential and day campers are offered a programme of activities out on the lake including kayaking, inflatable sailing, Burma bridge crossing, canoeing, sailing and raft building.

He is undoubtedly an effective and shrewd politician, in that he initially offered a programme and policies that appealed to both the traditional and the more modern sectors of society, to religious people and to the more secular classes, and to both ethnic Turks and to minorities, especially the Kurds.

Having paid £102 for the rear dress seats and been offered a programme at £8 (even though the cast-list for a one-man show must be rather short), we discovered that the upper tiers of the Palace, build for short Victorians, have a curve that makes it impossible for a man of 6ft 3in and a child not much shorter to sit in them other than twisted sideways with their legs entwined.

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

Eco-Congregation Scotland is an ecumenical charity which offers a programme to help congregations understand environmental issues and make appropriate practical and spiritual responses.

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.

Cruise & Maritime Voyages (0844 998 3805; cruiseandmaritime.com) has single supplements of 25percentnt and on sailings of more than five nights offers a programme of solo passenger events.

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.