Sentence examples for selected programme from inspiring English sources

Students' designs underlined the need to be supported in studying for each specific admission test and in managing the application for the test and the following application for the selected programme.

The objective of the paper is, therefore, to helps the companies to select the programme slots, which are mutually exclusive with respect to the time schedule of telecasting time, in such a way that the total number of viewers of the selected programme slots rises to the optimum level.

In order to gain a better understanding of UNICEF's work in the field, and its progress on the MDGs, Executive Board members visit selected programme countries each year.

The main strategy of the programme is to apply annual MDAs with a combination of ivermectin (150-200 μg/kg) and albendazole (400 mg) to individuals aged 5 years and above in selected programme areas.

As part of Europe's largest public film festival a 15-metre (50ft) wide inflatable screen has been erected in the square to show a selected programme of short films, trailers and festival interviews.

Under the project, two nutrition surveys are to be conducted in two selected programme districts, Netrakona being the first one.

First, the government's strategy involves large scale piloting of cash transfers for selected programmes in 51 districts by 2013, and then scaling up nationwide by 2014.

However, the constraint imposed is that all selected programmes are mutually exclusive in respect of time scheduling.

A new T-commerce service will also allow users to identify the clothes stars are wearing and order their own copy of the outfit on selected programmes.

In his programmes for these concerts he often conducted choral music and music by British composers, but his range was broad: the BBC's official history of the Proms lists selected programmes from this period showing Sargent conducting works by Bach, Sibelius, Dvořák, Berlioz, Rachmaninoff, Rimsky-Korsakov, Richard Strauss and Kodály in three successive programmes.

Although there is increased focus and visible improvement in selected programmes, the generalist curative services are less than satisfactory.