Sentence examples for programmes and use from inspiring English sources

They should also be able to use "if … then … else" and loop structures in algorithms and programmes, and use variables and tables to store and retrieve and manipulate data.

Just inside the front door, a large wooden desk holds a widescreen television connected to a computer, where the men do online Spanish programmes and use Skype to communicate with their families, some on a daily basis.

Insights into modes of delivery reinforced perceptions regarding the value of theory, demonstration and small group supervised practice, and highlighted interesting issues for debate in respect of course text options, videotaped demonstrations, electronic learning support programmes and use of mannequins.

The three participating laboratories are all certified, take part in quality control programmes and use certified nucleic acid amplification techniques according to the manufacturer's guidelines.

A force for social change Mr. Bhatt also appealed to the peer educators to involve themselves in other programmes and use their expertise and talent to mobilize for better health in the community.

Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, a putative contender for the 2016 presidential nomination, has some very Kempian ideas about simplifying welfare programmes and using wage subsidies to make work pay.

The college provides a crash course in civic leadership - with lessons in government and international relations, visiting courts, attending round-table debates, listening to current affairs radio programmes and using Skype to talk to overseas experts.

This requires mainstreaming social inclusion into social protection programmes and using a broader range of social protection instruments.

Interviewees used administrative records to answer questions about the facilities, staff, services and programmes, and used medical records to answer questions about the residents.

Finally, HWs occasionally discovered pregnancies among clients receiving other services (e.g. while consulting an outpatient department or attending a school health programmes) and using this opportunity to convince the clients concerned to register to ANC services immediately.

The Green party has gone further, pledging to scrap most of the programme and use £9bn of the money saved to subsidise public transport, supposedly cutting fares by £1.8bn a year for train and bus passengers.