Sentence examples for programmes is based on from inspiring English sources

Quality assurance in both programmes is based on the European protocol.

The rationale for commissioning community pulmonary rehabilitation programmes is based on evidence from randomised clinical trials.

Formulation of individual training and exercise programmes is based on the mapping of the participants.

Evaluation of the effectiveness and cost benefit of rehabilitation programmes is based on use of standardised outcome measures.

The cost of parenting programmes is based on data provided by developers rather than a hypothetical intervention.

The exclusion of BC survivors from organised screening programmes is based on the assumption that they will have an advantage from undergoing clinical mammography in the sense that a second BC would theoretically be detected at an earlier stage.

The programme is based on one he produced back in 2006 (Carlos Acosta and Guests), and it's an entertaining if idiosyncratic mix, ranging from 19th-century Bournonville, through Balanchine, to a duet from his own recent Carmen.

"What tennis needs to do now is make sure its programmes are based on that research and insight".

LBJ's programmes were based on the idea of equality of opportunity, not entitlement or equality of outcome.

"National screening programmes are based on the advice of the expert UK national screening committee and are kept continually under review".

Ensuring suicide prevention programmes are based on the latest evidence.