Sentence examples for programme order from inspiring English sources

M.M. acknowledges the support from the 2006 Ramón y Cajal programme (order ECI/158/2005).

The poet Philip Larkin, about whom Bennett made a TV programme, ordered his journals to be burned after his death.

Staff at the magazine publisher IPC Media are expected to bear the brunt of a redundancy programme ordered by its US-based parent, Time Warner, according to reports in America.

Earlier this month, Lloyds, which is the biggest bank in the UK and owns Halifax Bank of Scotland, agreed to sell more than 600 of its branches to the Co-operative Bank as part of a divestment programme ordered by competition authorities.

Thus even though national programmes order their drugs increasingly through internationally trusted sources, the lack of trust of government services remains a problem (but is rather unrelated to drug procurement and distribution).

Nervous of the impact that smog-filled days and clogged roads could have on social stability, the government has begun tree planting programmes, ordered thousands of cars off the roads in cities such as Beijing, and is investing in green technology in a big way.

Each site begins with particular intervention objectives and develops their own intervention programme in order to meet local needs and in order to take local contexts and circumstances into account.

"The club has revised its construction programme in order to take the shortest possible time to construct," said the statement.

Stef Blok is asked whether the government would accept changes to its austerity programme in order to win parliamentary backing.

The British government is buying gilts as part of its quantitative easing (QE) programme in order to stimulate the economy.

At best, the latter groups need to be included within any resettlement programme – in order to persuade them to come to Europe in a more orderly fashion.