Sentence examples for programme inception from inspiring English sources
Cheeringly for followers of the on-going socio-cultural programme (inception: early 1990s) that is the Female Action Hero, Lucy is now the third highest grossing single-female-fronted action film, behind the two Hunger Games.
This analysis addresses the period from programme inception until 2008.
From programme inception until the end of 2007, a total of 346 children under the age of 16 years were recorded as initiating ART, 184/346 (53.1%) were male.
One lesson is that it is important to develop the vulnerability reduction strategies from programme inception, as risk and vulnerability go hand in hand.
The review also shows, in the summaries of the baseline studies that were undertaken prior to Programme inception, that the Programme was highly relevant in the selected schools because of the difficult socio-economic circumstances in which they operate, and the resultant social problems they experience.
It is essential to have in mind the indicators from the programme inception to be sure to eventually have indicators for every domain, every declension and every person involved; the quality and the sufficiency of the data collection depend on that.
More than 2.7 million people have watched NT productions this way since the programme's inception.
This is technically correct, but misses the point.At the programme's inception in 1935, the proceeds from tax revenue were supposed to be invested in government bonds.
From the programme's inception in 1957 and until his death in 2012, its ebullient presenter, Patrick Moore, inspired generations of viewers to go out into the back garden and look up.
In court, Roache gently objected to a suggestion made by his barrister, Louise Blackwell, that Coronation Street was a soap – this in a discussion of how he quickly became a star after joining the cast at the programme's inception in December 1960.
Adult survival rate and productivity have both improved significantly since the programme's inception.
