Sentence examples for on both programme from inspiring English sources

It aims at assessing response in the entire territory of Mali and focuses on both programme and operations' areas of UNICEF's intervention.

In addition, given the importance of capacity building and training on both programme delivery and portion of funding allocation, it is necessary to strengthen and expand current training methodologies to a more comprehensive, inter-sectoral approach.

The X Factor and Strictly Come Dancing have currently been running for five years and there is already a feeling of age, as shown by the nervous reshuffling of judges on both programmes.

Although it is possible that some cultural or religious subgroups whose lifestyle puts them at low risk will choose not to participate in either programme, it seems likely that overall women who miss out on both programmes will have a greater disease burden than would be predicted by assuming that non-compliance to one intervention is independent of non-compliance for the other.

Each participant will have individualised stimuli chosen for them for both programmes based on their assessment performance prior to randomisation, group allocation and treatment.

The total effect of ALMP participation depends on both in-programme and post-programme effects.

But that is a fraction of the 2.94 million who listen to Jonathan Ross's Saturday morning show on BBC Radio 2. Dave Gorman, Skinner's Avalon stablemate, has a show on Absolute on Sunday, with both programmes produced by their management company.

Loss to follow-up was identified as the main contributor to attrition after 12 months on treatment in both programmes.

He had been recruited from Granada Television, where he worked as a researcher, scriptwriter and editor on both factual programmes and dramas such as Coronation Street.

He railed against the US Federal Reserve, condemned government spending on both social programmes and the military, and criticised a US foreign policy he sees as overly interventionist.

"But we're due to finish the works on time, on programme and on budget.