Sentence examples for programme considered from inspiring English sources

"We have a policy standard that we will not have our ads placed on any programme considered offensive or inflammatory," said Pekarek.

IIM-A may have 552 applicants for each place on its Post-Graduate Programme, considered the equivalent of an MBA (Harvard, by way of comparison, has 11) but it only charges a tuition fee of $38,000.In China, where more than 30,000 MBA students are enrolled in the country's 184 state-approved programmes, the lack of good business-school teachers remains a problem.

As far back as 1982, a BBC Newsweek programme considered the increased burden that the UK's ageing population was placing on the NHS and posed the question whether this, combined with the rising costs of treatment, were threatening the principle of healthcare for all in an environment where every decision can be a matter of life and death.

A strong aspect of the intervention is that the majority of participants who actually started the programme, considered it to be beneficial.

Kennedy et al. [ 28], for example, showed that patients participating in the Patient-Centred Medical Home (programmegramme considered efficiency in appointment scheduling and reduction of waiting times to be necessary improvements for PCC.

The COASH active ageing pilot programme considered these principles, through offering interactive theoretical/practical group sessions in each of the five modules (social therapy, physical therapy, mental health, education for self-care, and leisure time and communication technologies).

By means of an extensive experimental research programme, considering nine different sand types, this influence is characterised and quantified.

At the same time, most of those who know about the programme consider it as pertaining to the public authority only.

The European fusion technology programme considers two test blanket modules, both helium-cooled, one with lithium ceramic pebbles and beryllium and other with Pb Li eutectic alloy.

This paper addresses the situation in which a decision-maker has to design a food waste prevention programme considering the limited economic resources in order to achieve the highest environmental impact prevention along the whole food life cycle.

The programme considers her one of its success stories.