Sentence examples for programme to be put from inspiring English sources
Significant ANOVA results were followed by post hoc Tukey tests There were seven significant differences, suggesting that the training needs of midwives working within different provinces are generally similar, enabling a common CPD programme to be put together.
In urgent parliamentary questions on Thursday, Byrne told the House of Commons that the top civil servant at the DWP had confirmed to him that the timing of the entire programme may have to be put back.
Many programme areas had to be put on hold and the upstream work on the Education Reform was no longer possible.
When writing for Vince the writers blanked out all of the characters swearing like it is done on the show, but when it came to recording the programme the swear words had to be put in for Kaye to read them.
Employment support programmes for disabled people are to be put under scrutiny in a government-commissioned review headed by disability campaigner Liz Sayce, reports Community Care.
This indicates that significant effort still has to be put into educational programmes.
She added a programme motion would be put to the vote in the autumn.
Daya Oluyemi-Kusa Expert in conflict prevention and resolution in Abuja "The African method of raising children should be returned to: 'It takes one person to give birth to a child, but it takes a village to raise a child.' Programmes should be put in place for socialisation of children and youths to return to family values.
The reforms will mean that, by 2020, all BBC programmes will be put out to tender, with the broadcaster competing against the private sector to make shows such as Songs of Praise and even Yentob's Imagine.
Cameron added that the government's Challenge programme would be put on a statutory footing so anyone suspected of being radicalised will be required to go on a government re-education programme, removing any voluntary element.
The Government controversially ignored the commission's earlier advice that only 18 to 20-year-olds should be paid the youth rate over fears its New Deal programme could be put in jeopardy.
