Sentence examples for programme themselves from inspiring English sources

"Even the Salvation Army – the anti-alcohol crusaders – said that while they could not offer that kind of programme themselves, they were a part of Inner City Health and strongly supported this programme because it had such good results".

Patients were encouraged to go through the programme themselves, stopping for frequent discussion with the therapist.

Many of these older children have been through the centre's ECD programme themselves.

This is a peer support programme, made up of mentors like Manady Rapopo who have been though the programme themselves and who offer support to HIV positive mothers through guidance and assistance on how to stop the transmission of HIV to their babies.

Nowadays executives are more likely to pay for the programmes themselves.

The second part explores the surveillance programmes themselves and argues why they are illegal.

For instance, the new technology allows products to be digitally "placed" into programmes themselves.

I wrote stories and features for children's annuals rather than for the TV programmes themselves.

Ideally, Congress ought to set broad goals and write cheques, while allowing the states to design the programmes themselves.

"More importantly it has presented us with a cast of characters that, like the memories of the programmes themselves, remain with us throughout our lives.

Charities such as Addaction, which provide drugs recovery support programmes at a cost over seven months of £1,700 – but where the programmes themselves save the state £20,000 – were prevented from competing fairly.