Sentence examples for programmes have been called from inspiring English sources

"Our last two programmes have been called Jade: With Love, because everything was made with love for her here.

But it is not the first time that the Today programme has been called out this week.

A strike by RMT station staff over the station modernisation programme has been called off and Aslef suspended a ballot for strike action, which could have coincided with the RMT strikes.

Previous research in PNG has shown that non-physician clinicians including CHWs have been called upon to implement no-scalpel vasectomy (NSV) programmes and may be considered for a MC programme [ 35].

We, at UNFPA, have been calling on leaders to do this for more than 20 years, since the Programme of Action was agreed by the world's nations at the 1994 Cairo International Conference on Population and Development.

Within the health systems literature, the modification of programmes between plan and deed has been called 'street-level bureaucracy' [ 33].

The contract became known as the Logistics Civil Augmentation Programme (Logcap) and has been called "the mother of all service contracts".

The EU has chosen for the first decades of its existence to use a series of changing Framework Programmes to create what has been called a European Research Arena.

Less than a minute into the programme and Her Majesty had been called gracious, tireless, loyal, charming, remarkable and dignified, to the inevitable booming soundtrack of Handel's Zadok the Priest.

27 28 Briefly, all participants had been called for a routine cytology test as part of the NHS cervical screening programmes and attended for that test in October 1999-October 2002.

There have been calls to strengthen primary-care-based programmes, focusing on latent TB.