Sentence examples for programme remarked from inspiring English sources

But Kathy Leuders, the manager for the commercial crew programme, remarked: "The companies proposed the value within which they were able to do the work and the government accepted that".

Sam Barker, writing in Plymouth's programme, remarks that James Coppinger is one of only five players in the top four tiers of English football to have made more than 500 appearances for their current clubs.

He demonstrated the ambivalent attitude of criminals to the programme by remarking: "Wait till I tell the boys inside.

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Two participants remarked that the programme (particularly the introductory module) had contributed to a greater acceptance of the illness.

For the purpose of this study, it should be remarked that screening programmes have not been offered to the Danish population in the study period.

The regulator said at the time: "While the remarks could have had the potential to offend some viewers, after careful assessment we decided that, in the context of the programme, the remarks were not derogatory about people with hemiplegia".

Gove gave voice to this thought when he told the Today programme, in remarks aimed at the political class as a whole: "The public are keener to see we get it.

When assessment of main programme was asked for 62% subjects remarked that lectures were best, whereas 29.2%and13%3% participants were of the opinion that exhibition and symposium was best.

The Somaliland Minister of Health, Mr Sulieman remarked: "The signing of the JHNP programme document and compact is an important event for the Somaliland Health Authorities.

Some GPs remarked that organizing the influenza vaccination programme alone is an extensive undertaking: It does have a big impact, we have an influenza committee here, that starts up early on, all those people have to be selected.