Sentence examples for programmes changed from inspiring English sources

With the independence of African countries in the 1960s, the focus of programmes changed, and more attention was given to health services and education.

The first half of Saturday evening's programme changed due to artist illness, but as we got to hear Alina Ibragimova playing Bach and Uchida playing Schumann's Waldszenen, disappointment was minimal.

Following evaluation of the data from all the Western trials, the ZD0473 development programme changed and this Japanese trial was stopped.

Figures from the Swedish National Agency for Higher Education ([2009]) show that about one fourth of those failing to achieve their degree within a nursing education programme changed their place of study.

Then in 2010 the programme changed.

For example, as the assumed HRLTFU increased, mortality in the AMPATH programme changed from the lowest mortality to being close to the average estimate across programmes.

In 2003 the overall responsibility for the programme changed from the Swiss Olympic Association to the Federal Office of Sport.

Two nurses, three adherence counsellors and one group of treatment supporters were interviewed twice during the programme in order to establish whether their experience of the programme changed over time.

The focus on graduate perception of the programme is also a limitation, as individual action and behaviour were influenced by the participants' perception of how the programme changed them.

To explore the therapeutic mechanisms of BEP-Cymru we sought to examine the impact of the programme from participants' perspectives and whether their experiences of the programme changed their perception of themselves and the disorder.

The programme changed that by promoting cultivation of vegetables, such as carrots, pumpkins and spinach, that are rich in beta carotene and by teaching villagers, especially women, the importance of including them regularly in their diet.