Sentence examples for programme to take from inspiring English sources

Originally the company had expected its programme to take five years.

The Archers is the ideal programme to take on a story like this.

The six children were introduced on-air as having contacted the programme to take part in the item.

The statement calls for sharp deficit reductions "in all countries except those under a programme" to take place "by 2013 at the latest".

The United States would be wise to reshape its aid programme, to take more account of the paramilitary threat and of the need to strengthen the state.

The certificate programme, to take place over four weekends, is geared to help retired basketball players develop and present business plans.

"If the EPA is really restructuring programmes to take advantage of systems wide benefits … then that is just huge".

The first of Acast's programmes to take on the challenge is Thomas Daly's history podcast American Biography.

This is when the strategic environmental assessment directive comes into force, calling for all plans and programmes to take into account "reasonable alternatives" when meeting people's needs.

Pitney Bowes, for one, started pushing those in management training programmes to take on extra-challenging projects after an internal review showed high-potential employees want to work through uncertainty, said the company's chief human resources officer Johnna Torsone.

The latter project has been assigned to PhD student A, the former to PhD student B. However, for the data collection for these two programmes to take place, the biggest challenge is the continuous intense logistical planning to get the adolescents to take part in the research.