Sentence examples for programme half from inspiring English sources

When I switch on BBC Radio 4's Today programme half way through an item I often know who's speaking, even if it's someone who has been out of the public ear for years and who didn't mean that much to me anyway.

Within the research programme, half of the included patients in the intervention wards will receive the patient safety card.

All tests will be performed at the start of the FTE programme, half way through, and at the end of the programme.

In addition, of those that had access to the Regul8 programme, half had no therapist support at all and half had one, 30 min telephone support session, whereas in the trial of the paper-based manual, one face to face and two telephone support sessions were offered to participants (3 hours in total).

Within 10 Community Councils selected for the Phase 1 – Round 2 expansion of the programme, half of all 96 Electoral Divisions were randomly assigned to be covered by the pilot (treatment), while the other half were to be covered after the end of the evaluation study (control).

The company could have implemented the programme half-heartedly - but in fact embraced it, including offering the meals for free, and with real consideration given to dietary balance, including micro- and macronutrients.

But as with all these programmes, half the fun is in envisaging the younger viewer whose eye is caught and some sleeping part of his or her brain stirred and woken to think "Hmm, what's that now …?" and an embryonic Lucasian professor starts to hatch.

A subsequent amnesty and gun buyback programme took half a million weapons off the streets.

In September 1963, it became the first network to extend the usual 15-minute programme to half an hour, launching the first expanded format with an interview with JFK.

Before the current NTD control programme, approximately half of the districts saw over 50% of their children infected with schistosomiasis (snail fever) before they reached 14.

To cut Defra's funding of this crucial R&D programme by half last year, yet again demonstrates this government's failure to prepare and protect our country against the floods".