Sentence examples for programmes except for from inspiring English sources
HRT2, Doma TV and RTL 2 channels, carry similar type of programmes, except for absence of news.
16 29 39 All the programmes, except for one, made an impact in at least one area, seven in two areas and only one in all three areas.
CHW payment was noted to be informal and left to the discretion of the villagers in the Gambian PHC programme, and unreported for the other programmes, except for Navrongo where CHW work was clearly stated to be unpaid [ 28].
The cost of the other recurrent goods was noted from the official records of the programmes, except for behaviour change communication materials about which information was obtained from the Andhra Pradesh State AIDS Control Society as it supplies these materials to the sex worker programmes.
Nick Robinson seems to be on every single BBC programme except for Hole in the Wall, though he'd have probably been on that if they hadn't cancelled it, to national rejoicing.
But the increased rationality of resource use will easily justify the transition costs.The need for speedThe transition programme (except for privatisation and Soviet trade) can be decisive and rapid.
Moreover, kinematic relativity began to stagnate as a research programme; except for Whitrow, Milne had no new students, and failed to attract any new converts to the theory.
However, the study considered only men, included no costs for the screening programme (except for a blood test and consultation) and made unrealistic assumptions regarding compliance with treatment.
Generally speaking all learners and parents were very positive about the programme except for some few issues related with management of the programme and how the programme was perceived by the general public.
Adherence to the first ten weeks of the walking programme (except for week-ends) was assessed via registers taken by the walk leaders during the group phase of the intervention.
Maybe now is the time to put an end to this national obsession, not to mention these programmes, except perhaps for Grand Designs where people build their dream homes.
