Sentence examples for paid programmes from inspiring English sources

As the main matches of Japan's budding basketball league are broadcast in paid programmes over the internet, there could be plenty of demand.NTT DoCoMo is comfortable offering credit because it already sends bills to its subscribers.

The programme intervention of Weaver et al. [ 19] used a paid programme coordinator, but their strategy also depended heavily on unpaid volunteers.

The health authority will pay programme managers only if they improve patients' health.

Officials are recognising, says Mr Granath, that paying programme-makers to change the storylines of dramas, sitcoms and soap operas might be more effective than traditional government campaigns to encourage environmentally friendly living, safer sex or staying in school.

The premise of "Learning from Failure" by Greg Berman and Aubrey Fox of New York's Center for Court Innovation is that research into criminal justice suffers because so much attention is paid to programmes that succeeded and so little to the flops.

"There is an attempt to take the risk out of pay programmes".Some would like to see the risk redefined rather than removed.

School boards must be sure they have adequate funding.The trouble is that few studies have been done yet to assess which merit-pay programmes work.

Its success, if it does succeed, could pave the way for other troubled urban school districts which are trying to break the relentless pattern of pupils who fail to progress.Various merit-pay programmes have been tested around the country.

"We have a paid internship programme.

I'm now an associate at On Purpose, a paid MBA-style programme tailored to social enterprise.

Developments such as UNICEF's recent pilot paid internship programme suggest their efforts are having an effect.