Sentence examples for rough programme from inspiring English sources

Realist reviews typically begin with an 'initial rough' programme theory, which serves as a basic idea about what an intervention is comprised of, how and why it is expected to work and what outcomes it might generate.

The idea was taken up by the BBC as its Rough Justice programme, to which he was a frequent contributor.

Louise Green, who runs The Brick, a poverty charity in the town, said it helped 2,000 people at its crisis intervention centre last year and more than 60 people on its "no second night out" rough-sleeping programme.

There is a whisper of compassionate Toryism in the allocation of the new levy on stamp duty announced today on Sunday to help rough-sleeping programmes.

Come rain or shine, the terminals would receive donations of £2 and provide information about Streetlink, an outreach programme for rough sleepers.

The programme for rough sleepers was run by the Environment Department, a separate resettlement programme was the responsibility of the Social Security Department, and the Department of Health headed initiatives on drug abuse and mental illness.

It found that the BBC's editor, editorial standards, had listened to a "rough cut" of the programme in advance but had determined that the section about the Queen "did not raise an issue in terms of editorial standards".

The chef's now at an age where he's happy to deliver a programme with rough edges left on, a boon counteracting the fact that, like most hour-long factual shows, this is 15 minutes too long.

Smith says he will invest £50m a year to support outreach programmes for rough sleepers.

Given the track record of the Labour government with its rough sleeping initiatives, decent homes programme, homelessness legislation and recent unprecedented capital spending programmes, housing was a surprising omission.

Manchester city council has confirmed that it is accelerating its programme to support rough sleepers.