Sentence examples for programme to prepare from inspiring English sources
The events on a new course were "no more difficult" than in the previous two series and all competitors had "undertaken a rigorous training programme to prepare them for the show", they added.
Though it is a new course, the events have been designed to be no more difficult than in previous years and all contributors have undertaken a rigorous training programme to prepare them for the show.
"I've trained hard this year, the team's given me a good programme to prepare for the Tour, and I'm up for it," said Cavendish of Etixx-Quick Step and who has been training in the Isle of Man, including racing in a local time trial and handicap race.
Northern College, near Barnsley, runs the 'Free Thinking Programme' to prepare students for living and working in the UK after escaping their abusers.
Channel 4 added that events were "no more difficult" than in previous series and all competitors had "undertaken a rigorous training programme to prepare them for the show".
Other jobs are at Rolls-Royce, where the government is funding a refurbishment programme to prepare it for making the next generation of nuclear reactors that power both nuclear-armed and other submarines.
It is freezing outside and Skinner has three television programmes to prepare for.
It is providing those released with food, water, clothes and medical help, and establishing psychological support programmes to prepare them for the return to their families.
We had countless EU-funded development programmes to prepare us for our entry to Europe and where did the money go?
Attrition rates among young and newly registered nurses are high; the capacity of nurse education programmes to prepare nurses for their professional role and the extent to which they are supported during the transition from student to registered nurse may be important factors.
Self-directed learning has been a part of basic learning training in many nursing programmes to prepare students to be lifelong learners.
