Sentence examples for purposes of the programme from inspiring English sources

The major purposes of the programme were to unite the Rwandan people and to transform Rwanda from a highly impoverished into a middle income country.

F6 A cost-benefit analysis should be made regularly in light of the purposes of the programme.

The policy needs to be evidence-informed, so that it would be well targeted and achieve the main purposes of the programme itself.

However, the high level of expertise of Committee members suggested to use their classification as a reference of sufficient quality for the public health purposes of the programme.

Examples of group level cues in the context of this study include the original information participants received from the programme office that set out the aims and purposes of the programme.

"The purpose of the programme is to promote good governance, and when you establish that the proper delivery of services follows," Haji Hasan says.

The BBC argued that the purpose of the programme was to give Mr Marks the opportunity to describe the "turning point" in his expectations, from imprisonment to freedom.

"While we accept that the intended purpose of the programme was to show children 'cool' products in a fun manner, we were concerned that, in the absence of any negative or critical comments about the products, or comparisons between them these numerous positive comments about the products attributes, benefits and features had a cumulative promotional effect," said Ofcom.

Advertising on the site will be constrained by pages of BBC guidelines discouraging or banning the use of advertising for sanitary products, pregnancy testing kits and telephone chat services, among other things.Still, given that the purpose of the programme is to prick silly self-importance, the BBC's behaviour has invited ridicule.

The purpose of the programme?s research is to lead to better teaching methods.

The organisers stress that the purpose of the programme is not to provide core funding for a fledgling research group.