Sentence examples for programmes provided from inspiring English sources

Their organisational characteristics and components, including the type of provider, funding, accessibility, routine data collection, characteristics of staff and programmes provided to people with mental disorders from the marginalized groups were assessed using the PROMO Tool for Assessment of Services (available online) [ 14].

These programmes provided a necessary antidote to what he sees as the "left-field" image of homosexuality presented by performers such as Graham Norton.

The regulator has launched a public consultation on the changes, which it said would reduce local content and change the type of programmes provided, "resulting in a departure from the character of the service".

Bleeding chunks is what they used to call Wagner concerts of this kind back in the days before complete recordings, when such programmes provided the only way for many people to hear Wagner's music.

A Shell spokesman said: "Shell supports and endorses incentive programmes provided by state and local authorities that improve the business climate for capital investment, economic expansion and job growth.

This high technical quality of the monitoring and evaluation programmes provided for solid verified results, while the institutional arrangements and the communication strategies helped to ensure the credibility and legitimacy of the information for the decision makers.

The centre wasn't created for one company; its programmes provided an umbrella for a range of activities that promoted collaboration and commercialisation, such as offering small amounts of seed money to enable companies to test ideas, and convening diverse groups to respond to larger funding opportunities.

Chief executive Viv Bird said the programmes provided "exceptional value for money".

After graduation, students may move on to higher VE programmes provided by universities of applied science.

These programmes provided a median (interquartile range) of 10 (4.8-25.0) h of EBM teaching per academic year.

The five treatment programmes provided data on 15,915 patients, of whom 10,773 (68%) were women.