Sentence examples for programme represented from inspiring English sources

But aid experts questioned whether the programme represented value for money and was the best way of feeding hungry people in poor countries.

Introduced in July 2008, the A$110 million VE Sportwagon programme represented a departure from previous Commodore station wagons.

(Jason – intervention staff) ET programme represented an exit route or add-on to existing provision for many organisation and participants.

The e-learning programme represented the largest time commitment, with a mean time of 316 (SD 150) minutes for general practitioners and 332 (190) minutes for practice nurses.

(Midwife) Some participants mentioned that parents often recognized the Salut Programme brand in different settings after the initial introduction in antenatal care; this exposure helped them recognize what the programme represented.

The writing of each case-study included in this paper was led by an individual from each research programme represented: Yaw Adu Sarkodie, Nana Oye Lithur, Eugene Sickle, Mwita Wambura and included contributions from other key members of their research teams who are acknowledged in each case-study.

"The £2bn commitment that the NDC programme represents shows how much these initiatives cost.

The scars of the ruthless pit closure programme, representing de-industrialisation on a scale never experienced in Britain, still remain.

"The transmission of these comments via a BBC Radio programme represents an abuse of the privilege given to the BBC to broadcast to its audiences.

The bulk telephony metadata collection programme represents the government's counter-punch: connecting fragmented and fleeting communications to re-construct and eliminate al-Qaida's terror network".

The 20 key government suppliers at the meeting, which the Cabinet Office said marks the next phase of its strategic supplier programme, represent some £15bn of central government spend.