Sentence examples for programme of courses from inspiring English sources

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All but three of the UK's top 20 institutions achieved higher citation rates than last year, though they still trail the big US institutions like Harvard, Stanford and MIT". MIT has announced a programme of courses – MITx – that can be studied and assessed online.

The programme of courses for 2001 has just been launched and places will be allocated on a first come, first served basis.

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: Of course parliament should be consulted.

The former Foreign Office minister told the Today programme: "Of course there are long standing relationships between the NSA and GCHQ and we need those to be in place.

This kind of political in-fighting is manna from heaven for national newspapers (and the BBC radio's Today programme of course).

Asked whether Green would have been caught under the new measures, Osborne told the BBC's Today Programme: "Of course I'm not going to discuss an individual.

Vaccine-preventable diseases accounted for only 4% of the total burden, but immunisation swallowed 30% of the budget.No one wanted to scale back the vaccination programme, of course.

And the heart of his programme, of course, is campaign-finance reform.All this has caused him to be labelled a sort of closet Democrat by his colleagues.

Theresa May, the home secretary, said it would be business as usual in the coalition because the referendum result need not change the way the coalition operates: She told the Today programme: Of course we are different parties, and we continue as different parties to fight elections separately.

At the moment non legally qualified Scots are being misinformed by your programme, of course it is ongoing and you may remedy the defect by the end.