Sentence examples for open programme from inspiring English sources

"It has to be a hall that has an open programme and is London and the nation's pre-eminent hall".

And what type of online course should you choose – a free open programme known as a Mooc, or a full undergraduate course?

The big four, after all, is a convenient label which fluctuates, with even the official Open programme having a stab at chronicling their prospects and with the now struggling Rickie Fowler the fourth man rather than Johnson, the US Open champion.

A closed programme within a single institution, compared with an open programme affiliated with other hospitals/clinics, was more likely to be provided by an institution with a wider variation of patients and more affluent educational resources, including teaching staff.

"Open" programmes have traditionally been the bread-and-butter of executive education; each year a school will offer a schedule of programmes, in areas such as finance, leadership or marketing, which are open to executives from any company.

In breaking apart television's claustrophobic corporate culture, and in opening programmes to independent producers, Channel 4 changed British television for ever.

You can do it in a way that's purely pedagogical, like an Open University programme.

Snoop through other normally closed keyholes via a Doors Open Days programme.

Weak with laughter, I managed to open my programme and underline his name.

The theatre supports an open submissions programme – how does that work?

The Bank's Open Finances programme leverages an open data website and a suite of mobile applications.