Sentence examples for programmes carried out from inspiring English sources
He joined Chrysalis Radio in 2001 and, as group head of programmes, carried out a full strategic review of the Heart and Galaxy brands.
The stories revealed the extent of secret surveillance programmes carried out by GCHQ and its US counterpart, the National Security Agency NSAA).
While statistics show risk education programmes carried out by the Laos authorities have contributed to a steep decline in casualties (from 300 in 2008 to 41 in 2013), many accidents in remote areas often go unreported.
But his remarks appeared to be aimed at the whistleblower who gave thousands of intelligence files tothe Guardian that revealed surveillance programmes carried out byGCHQ and its US counterpart, the National Security Agency NSAA).
The first part of the paper discusses the outcomes of the testing programmes carried out in the last fifteen years and describes the modelling strategies recommended in the literature.
The first point is that good intentions are not enough – many well-intentioned programmes carried out with the best will in the world have been found to make no difference.
But the crucial element that is still missing, are characters in big-budget films and populist TV programmes carrying out simple activities such as recycling, cycling, water saving and buying sustainable products.
The programme carried out 719 tests, in and out-of-competition, while there were also four violations from intelligence-led investigations.
Allegations of fraud and self-dealing surround the Iraqi oil-for-food programme carried out under its name in the 1990s.
ZBIGNIEW SIEMIATKOWSKI may yet end up with the dubious honour of being the only person in the world to face legal proceedings over the torture programme carried out by America's Central Intelligence Agency and he is not even American.
But by New Labour HQ's own admission, the council's "managerialist" tendencies - notably a schools closure programme carried out with little genuine consultation, according to local parents - saw Labour defeated once more.
