Sentence examples for programmes as is from inspiring English sources

It's also important to involve civil society and local government in programmes, as is being done in Benin.

Lenny Henry has launched a petition lobbying Ed Vaizey, the culture minister, to ringfence money for ethnic minority productions and programmes (as is the case for British regions) on UK TV channels.

IMF officials are known to be concerned that the impetus for reforms has wained and in some cases descended into wrangling over bailout programmes, as is the case in Europe between Brussels and Athens.

Note that all medical programmes reported in this study are five-year undergraduate degree programmes, as is still the norm in the UK.

Perhaps also, the selection of motor programmes, as is proposed for the direct pathway, requires more 'thalamic' information than does the suppression of motor behaviours, as is proposed for the indirect pathway.

I can just about remember when Channel 4 made thought-provoking, hard-hitting, intelligent programmes, as was its initial remit.

Both day shift nurses and nursing management perceived the delivered worksite health promotion programmes as being worthwhile.

Incorporating feasibility studies into the research was one option that was proposed for diminishing barriers in research translation into policy and programmes, as was mandating that research proposals include systematic protocols for research transfer.

"The programme as is should not continue," added Camp.

And yet although the evening depends almost entirely on seeing and feeling, the programme – as is now standard in new writing theatres – contains the whole script.

A DfT spokeswoman said: "Dame Colette Bowe was initially commissioned in March 2015 to carry out an internal review of the rail investment programme, as is normal practice for schemes of this size.