Sentence examples for programme has provided from inspiring English sources

The programme has provided Aleppo city council with £820,000 so far.

A £1bn development programme has provided impressive new facilities, earning Sir Bob the nickname "Bob the Builder".

Its Horizon 2020 programme has provided a British team led by Peter Matthews, lead research scientist at CA Technologies, to work with the Technical University of Tampere in Finland.

The European Central Bank's cheap loans programme has provided much of the support, helping European markets climb nearly 7% over the quarter, as measured by the FTSEurofirst 300 which recorded its best first quarter performance since 2006.

Lynx-spotting has become a tourist attraction in the area; as well as creating 31 full-time jobs, forestry work carried out under the programme has provided much-needed work for hundreds of small businesses in the area.

Since 2006, its means-tested NHS Healthy Start programme has provided vouchers for milk and fresh and frozen fruit and vegetables to eligible pregnant women and families with children under four (those on low incomes who qualify for income support, jobseeker's allowance, employment and support allowance or child tax credits).

It's true that Australia's moonshot successes in these more obscure tails of the Olympic programme have provided some of our more memorable moments over the last couple of decades – Ken Wallace in the canoe, Simon Fairweather with his bow and his Oakley reflectors.

Mr Chalabi has long been their candidate to rule the new Iraq.In evidence to the Shays committee, Mr Hankes-Drielsma said that the UN oil-for-food programme had provided Mr Hussein "with a convenient vehicle through which he bought support internationally by bribing political parties, companies, journalists and other individuals of influence".

Dierdre Kelly, however, subsequently told ITV's This Morning that she believed the programme had provided a one-sided view of her community, and that the residents "went into the show naively".

In spite of the challenges, both groups stated that the programme had provided a tremendous opportunity for cross-cultural learning and for creating a deeper understanding of nursing in a global context.

13 The report concluded that the IAPT programme had provided people with access to evidence-based psychological therapies that they would not have previously accessed, and recovery rates of those treated (45%) were of similar magnitude to those seen in randomised controlled trials (50%), much of which could only be demonstrated through the complete and rigorous collection of key outcome measures.