Sentence examples for second wave of the programme from inspiring English sources

A second wave of the programme comprising a further nine sites started in October 2008 and will complete in September 2010.

Councils, such as Northumberland, which has three schools in the first wave of the programme, have been warned by the EFA that the lack of private finance has resulted in the later start date - still to be set.

This was not assessed through any formal means in the first wave of the programme.

Of the telephone calls they received, most were from parents whose daughters were not in the target age groups in the first wave of the programme, but who were eligible for the catch-up programme, wanting to know when their daughter's school year would be called to receive the vaccine.

Ten Spearhead (areas defined as those in the bottom fifth for three out of five selected health indicators) primary care trusts (termed 'sites') participated in the first wave of the programme, comprising 111 practices with a combined practice population of 630 000 and >343 whole-time-equivalent GPs.

This is the second wave of the revolution".

Second-wave survey: The municipal staffs of Komochi and Isesaki distributed the second wave of the questionnaire in November 2000.

David Cameron said last year that the first wave of the troubled families programme had been a "real government success" which had saved taxpayers £1.2bn by turning around 99% of the families worked with.

Eight areas, such as Barnsley and Luton, are in the first wave of the integrated personal commissioning programme, leading the way towards integrated health and social care personal budgets.

They were the first wave of the 9/11 hijackers.

The first wave of the crisis affected trading books, but the second wave will hit lending.