Sentence examples for programme was considered from inspiring English sources

But the programme was considered a success, a moneymaker.

Adherence to the programme was considered to be attendance at four or more education sessions [ 20].

ODOD students were not included in this analysis as the programme was considered too new.

The Master's programme was considered vague in content and difficult to grasp.

The e-learning programme was considered easy to access, straightforward to use and the content relevant.

For some, retaining half the families in the programme was considered sufficient, while other thought this was " appalling" (P10).

It finds that some contractors implementing the scheme may get into serious financial difficulty, and that no alternatives to the programme were considered before it was implemented.

The reasoning was that people, who eat insects and do tasks like the ones required in the programme were considered to have put their free will – and I quote – "temporarily out of order".

A black or Asian Olympic gold medallist or the winner of a reality TV programme is considered a "good" immigrant by a host nation wanting sporting success or culinary entertainment.

His comments in interviews with my colleague Jane Dreaper and on the Today programme were considered, not in any way off the cuff - and he was probably speaking out with the encouragement of former colleagues in NHS management.

The PfP programme is considered the operational wing of the Euro-Atlantic Partnership.