Sentence examples for programme graduated from inspiring English sources

He started as a broadcaster reviewing films on an all-night LWT programme, graduated to being Emma Freud's agony aunt on her Greater London Radio show, produced by the then-unknown Chris Evans, and then won a Sony award for the Radio Five – "before it was Live, Radio Five Dead" – show The Mix.

To improve the road safety of young drivers and bring down their soaring motor insurance costs, the summit will discuss the introduction of a minimum pre-test learning period, a structured learning programme, graduated licensing and a zero alcohol limit for young motorists.

When Ertharin Cousin, the newly appointed executive director of the World Food Programme, graduated law school in 1982, a professor pulled her aside and told her she needed to look like a man because it was important she not let being a woman hurt her ability to represent a client.

Some of the USA studies compare the effects of rural programme graduates versus non-programme graduates.

Rabinowitz et al. [ 56] found that, after 11 16 years, 68% of rural programme graduates worked in rural areas, compared to 46% for non-programme graduates.

All the programme graduates worked in state health departments in India.

The remaining 38 all completed the programme, graduating after various difficulties or delays.

Traditional leaders, Health Surveillance Assistants (HSAs), and community volunteers were responsible for locating recent programme graduates using CTC discharge records.

This included students on the standard 5-year programme, graduates on the accelerated 4-year course (GPEP), and students on a 6-year extended programme (EMDP).

Assessment and feedback was the aspect of the programme graduates felt least satisfied with (even though 80.5% reported the programme had met or exceeded their expectations in this area).

I remember meeting him, and then he came on the junior programme and graduated to the main programme.