Sentence examples for programme as a model from inspiring English sources

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Local bulletins are a condition of the licence; cheap chat shows are inevitable (station controllers like to cite "The One Show", a jovial BBC programme, as a model).

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Congress should eliminate, not raise, taxes on expatriates and encourage more Americans to work abroad as the best way to alleviate stereotypes and break down cultural barriers.Donald OsterlundBeijingWork fair?SIR – I was somewhat taken aback in your support for rural job programmes as a model upon which to rebuild Haiti's infrastructure ("An uphill struggle", June 24th).

Even the French programme, touted as a model, suffered from such problems as late as the 1990s: its latest N4 design developed cracks in its heat-removal systems.A dubious special caseThe industry's advocates point to other benefits: security of supply, environmental benefits, and so on.

The results show that the CMP has established a successful humanitarian programme, serving as a model for cooperation in a post-conflict environment.

The government has adopted the UNICEF-supported HIV Alert School programme as a national model for preventing infection among children and adolescents.

There is interest in the Botswana programme as a possible model for others to follow, but concerns have been raised about the implementation of routine testing, especially about the adequacy of counselling and informed consent [ 5].

Separately, new US National Security Advisor John Bolton told Fox News that an agreement with Libya on eliminating its weapons of mass destruction programme could serve as a model for a North Korea deal.

This programme can serve as a model for delivery of this service in resource-poor setting using the nationally approved funding and treatment guidelines.

We hope that the UAE's programme will serve as a model to other countries in the region, as a means of ending all forms of exploitation of children", said  Thomas McDermott, UNICEF's Regional Director for the Middle East and North Africa.

Common ideas and theories within these citations were used to develop an integrated interpretation of transformative learning in the form of a new programme theory (expressed as a model, see below) to describe current data on how and why conceptualisations of success and failure impact on non-linear transitions (i.e. transformations) for patients, GPs and trainees.

The model provides a heuristic basis for an experimental research programme, as well as defining a scaffold for modelling carotenoid dynamics in mammalian systems.

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