Sentence examples for programme devised from inspiring English sources

Preparation for the exhibitions programme devised by the gallery's director, Victoria Pomery, and her team is now almost complete.

The young people then go on a 20-week leadership programme, devised by social charity In-Volve.

READERS of a certain age may remember "Fireball XL5", a children's television programme devised by Gerry Anderson about a spacecraft of that name.

In the months leading up to the Moma show, she underwent a training programme devised by Nasa, the American space programme.

He does buy directly from growers, however, and to help them raise standards and earn more he has introduced an educational programme, devised by his University of Coffee in Trieste.

Moreover the ICC's Test match rankings predictor (probably not a real person but a computer programme devised by David Kendix) tells us of the statistical significance of the match.

Until 2000 there was no viable test for EPO, which boosts red blood cell production, thus improving endurance, and was taken by Armstrong and his team-mates under programmes devised by Dr Michele Ferrari, according to Usada.

Dean Metz, falls specialist physiotherapist at the hospital, explains that the process includes everything from blood pressure and vision tests, to a full balance-and-strength assessment with follow-up programmes devised to help.

If Bush were to compromise on his big tax cut, say, he would lose the central issue of his campaign which is to give the budget surplus "back to the people" and not spend it on programmes devised in Washington.

The Structural Funds are spent on programmes devised and implemented by the member states, not centrally by the European Commission.

The authorities claim that a computer programme he devised constantly tweaked the price of his orders to ensure he wasn't taken up on them.