Sentence examples for programme depends from inspiring English sources

The decision to implement a social protection programme depends on the basic issue of competing budget priorities.

The Mars One team has made no public comment on the effects of combining the risk factors of social isolation and confinement with surveillance, but we do know that the programme depends on the money raised by reality TV contracts.

The success of the new prime minister's social reform programme depends on her willingness to face up to and act on the UK's urgent and growing child poverty crisis.

Andrew Carmichael Preston Seumas Milne mentions the 1958 US-UK Mutual Defence Agreement, which facilitates the co-operation on which the UK's nuclear weapons programme depends and was last renewed for 10 years in 2004.

And why seek to produce heavy water (extremely useful in making plutonium for bombs) when the existing power programme depends on light-water reactors?Next week's report cannot answer such questions.

"That music programme depends on the transitions, and they were spot-on.

The government is inattentive towards its safety programme, depending on partners to help roll out national programmes, says Arun Pinta of Thailand's Road Safety Directing Centre.

The finances of the Titan programme depended on a "new for old" proposal under which inefficient Victorian prisons were closed and their valuable inner-city sites sold off for redevelopment.

That means the quality can vary from programme to programme depending on the people involved locally.

"Badminton Scotland could run a successful Scottish Olympic programme, depending on funding.

We then classify migrant-specific programmes as training, wage subsidy, public works, services/sanctions or other programme, depending on their content.