Sentence examples for offers a programme from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

This venue offers a programme of musical guests every night of the week, so expect mournful vocalists and guitar combos accompanying locro beef- and blood-sausage stew, quinoa and pumpkin pie, or porky packages known as tamales.

SWG3 Studio Warehouse, Eastvale Place, Sat Patric Baird A festival of music and sound art, Full Of Noises offers a programme of installations and workshops, culminating in a weekend of public performance.

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

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.

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.