Sentence examples for relevant programmes from inspiring English sources

He would monitor the offender's participation in relevant programmes and punish failure.

Home Front (Radio 4) | iPlayer The Educators (Radio 4) | iPlayer Prom 37 (Radio 3) | iPlayer The BBC, in its steady manner, has been continuing to mark 100 years since the start of the first world war with careful, relevant programmes.

Still, as we work hard to integrate what we do to other relevant programmes, we acknowledge that youth unemployment cannot, and should not, be addressed by one agency and as a specific issue of one country.

Winners were decided based on the results of anonymous satisfaction surveys filled in by trainees on the relevant programmes (higher apprenticeships are assessed by higher apprentices, school leaver programmes by school leaver trainees and so on).

Therefore, an early identification of possible synergies in the relevant programmes should be endorsed to minimise the effort for future power plants in terms of investments and resources.

The 'geographic' instruments provide aid through the Development Cooperation Instrument (DCI, €16.9 billion, 2007 2013), which must spend 95% of its budget on overseas development assistance (ODA), and from the European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI), which contains some relevant programmes.

Findings and conclusions Relevance:  This evaluation found that AGEI was a relevant programme.

The relevant programme will be aired in Ireland tomorrow night and at a later date in the UK.

Under BBC editorial procedures, any request for covert or undercover filming has to be referred upward from the relevant programme team.

This experiment in developing an indigenous, socially relevant programme of legal education for the newly independent country opened his eyes to the limitations of his own legal education at Oxford.

From Wednesday, every song played on BBC radio will be made listed on the relevant programme website.