Sentence examples for programme is based on from inspiring English sources

The programme is based on one he produced back in 2006 (Carlos Acosta and Guests), and it's an entertaining if idiosyncratic mix, ranging from 19th-century Bournonville, through Balanchine, to a duet from his own recent Carmen.

The educational content of the web-based programme is based on the 'SPACE for COPD' manual.

The programme is based on evidence-based practices for inserting central venous catheters practices that should apply equally to all patients.

This programme is based on the evidence-based programme of van der Ploeg 36 and is characterised by both the three-phase intervention set-up and the use of tailored counselling.

"The point to remember is that the programme is based on child labour," he said.

The programme is based on a set of work practices and incentives.

David Eastwood, chief executive of Hefce, said: "Our six-year programme is based on partnerships.

The company says the programme is based on a Swedish philosophy on everyday life that means "just the right amount".

KS Essentially the idea behind the Educate Your Child programme is based on the family's potential to become a key player in the child's development.

But the MoD has admitted that its investment programme is based on delivering efficiency savings that are proving hard to achieve.

The programme is based on the idea that sugar does its damage to the body and to children merely through the calories it contains.