Sentence examples for programme from which from inspiring English sources
I confess I knew nothing of Tony Birch, beyond what I read in the programme, from which I learned that he was born in inner city Melbourne into a large family of Aboriginal, West Indian and Irish descent.
Despite campaign pledges from both leading parties that, if elected, they will try to cushion the blow, the measures add amount to a daunting legislative programme from which Greece's new prime minister – whatever his name – will find it difficult, if not impossible, to deviate.
On constitutional grounds, Dukakis had vetoed a bill that would have required schoolchildren to recite the pledge of allegiance to the US flag; he had overseen a prison work furlough programme from which an African-American convict had escaped and raped a white woman; he was a "card-carrying" member of the American Civil Liberties Union.
The breach-of-contract charge apparently refers to a clause in "Pop Idol" contracts restricting the production team from working on rival shows.Mr Fuller's case is basically that an original idea from which he has handsomely profited has been copied in a programme from which he will not profit.
Georgetown, a Jesuit university in Washington, DC, has the only top-notch law school with a night programme (from which Lyndon Johnson benefited), and 45% of its undergraduates are non-Catholics; Bill Clinton was one of them.The Jesuit order, which Thomas Jefferson once tried to ban from the country, has arguably done more to help the poor than any other non-governmental organisation.
The country was forced to enter an EU bail-out programme from which it has only just emerged.Without the presence of those foreign companies the Irish recession would have been even worseBut throughout the crisis the Irish government refused to shift on one issue: the 12.5% tax rate on corporate profits that has helped the country become a big draw for American companies.
The emphasis is to involve groups of people in planned programmes from which they may gain skills that will enable them to cope more successfully with the problems of their everyday life.
One possible solution may be the creation of programmes from which returnees and the local population who did not leave the country during the war benefit.
And that is the purpose of the American government's Roadmap Epigenome Programme, results from which are published this week in Nature by Ryan Lister and Mattia Pelizzola of the Salk Institute in California, and their colleagues.Epigenomics studies the distribution over the genome's DNA of control molecules called methyl groups.
Between 7pm and 9pm, the station will air Bowie at the BBC, a programme from 2013 which is "drawn entirely from BBC archive interviews and sessions".
She will inherit a populist government programme from Lula which distributes money through social programmes for the poor instead of investing strongly in professional qualification, education and infrastructure.
