Sentence examples for programme application from inspiring English sources

Strictly Social — a social networking entertainment add-on for TV viewers of the hugely popular BBC dance show — is neither the first online programme application of its kind on the BBC nor will it be the last, but it has pioneered some new ground in terms of live audience interaction.

Other key barriers to the landholders' participation in these programmes were aversions to support providers, a perceived unsuitability of properties or irrelevance of particular incentive programmes, and concerns about programme application procedures or property-rights and value-related implications of engagement.

In addition, there have been no investigations on the effect of intercalating on the foundation programme application process.

The potential advantages in having skills and material to aid in completing foundation programme application were widely perceived as important.

Doing an intercalated BSc leads to an improvement in subsequent exam results and develops the skills necessary to produce a strong foundation programme application.

Higher exam results at medical school would lead to an improved academic ranking and result in a greater overall score on the foundation programme application.

To determine applicability in the programme, applications were discussed with the SLIMMER project group and the intended implementers of the maintenance programme.

And this week the brand new Oxygen Accelerator in the UK said it would literally give away £75,000 ($84,000 Euro / $120,000) with no equity tie as a prize to the 'most improved startup on its programme' (applications close June 30th, apply here).

This may be due to the perception that the portfolio is solely concerned with preparation for foundation programme applications.

While students could begin to see the potential benefits of reflective portfolio learning, this insight tended to be limited to seeing concrete outcomes such as a record of examples which would help them in completing foundation programme applications.

(15) Digital content should be defined to mean data supplied in digital form, such as computer programmes, applications, games, music, videos or texts, irrespective of whether they are accessed through downloading or streaming, and other than the data represented by a digital interface itself.