Sentence examples for programme introducing from inspiring English sources

But I have come to meet the "Dowra girls", western Muslims on a 40-day programme introducing them to a beginner's version of life in the madrasa.

GTR was awarded a seven-year deal in 2014 for the franchise that includes the Thameslink programme, introducing new trains while the railway network is upgraded around London Bridge.

In the 1990s, while other European cities were selling most of their public housing stock, Vienna re-organised its programme, introducing the Bauträgerwettbewerb ("developer competition"), a limited competition for each new project which kept quality standards high.

8 Thus, any programme introducing POC testing should also work with services to address barriers to STI testing generally.

Topics covered in the initial meeting included summarising the results from phase 1 of the AMP programme; introducing community mapping (and community engagement for those localities where this was part of the intervention); negotiating conducting ethnographic observations in the practice.

One cable reports that Sadiq Khan, who is now shadow justice secretary, criticised a programme introduced by the last government.

Wilshaw gave a nod of approval to the academy programme introduced by Labour in 2007 and expanded under Gove.

Put this repertoire into a programme, introduce chance variations, and you could make a Mondrian of your own.

Alternative placement provision is just one part of a programme introduced to tackle poor behaviour and attendance and other problems, using dedicated members of staff funded by BIP.

Arguably the most significant development from the Elite Player Performance Programme, introduced in 2011, was the new rule that clubs could sign players from anywhere without geographical limits.

The successful decent homes programme, introduced in 2000, placed a statutory requirement on social housing providers to achieve specific thermal standards by 2010.