Sentence examples for programme in terms of from inspiring English sources

This type of programme is designed to clean normally dirty tableware and is most efficient programme in terms of energy and water.

Not only is EastEnders the BBC's most consistent programme in terms of ratings, but it is the programme that reaches young and ethnic minority viewers that the national broadcaster otherwise struggles to woo.

The benefits from flood R&D were set out in a February newsletter from the group overseeing the work: "The programme, in terms of the tools, guidance and wider evidence it produces, is critical to UK flood and coastal risk management.

Boys benefited less than girls from the programme in terms of the quality of their participation.

Students from minority backgrounds benefited less than majority students from the programme in terms of degree of participation.

"It will be difficult because now they have dropped down into the Europa League, the programme in terms of fixtures also becomes [tougher].

"Most countries performing at our level have been well advanced in their anti-doping programmes in terms of years of experience and expertise".

"They've had programmes in terms of the physical work they need to be doing.

Previously, this model has been checked to evaluate the long-term response of existing experimental programmes in terms of deflections and strains.

We used a capital asset framework to evaluate PES programmes in terms of their social, environmental, economic and institutional outcomes, focusing on efficiency, effectiveness and equity trade-offs.

An articulated programme theory produced for the GCSA Programme, analysed against the available social science literature, indicated it is comparable to other such programmes in terms of its overarching framework.