Sentence examples for setting the programme from inspiring English sources

Until now, the US military has ruled out strikes on the nuclear programme, as the costs of starting a war with Iran outweigh the gains of setting the programme back, in defence secretary Leon Panetta's estimation, one or two years at most.

The Times criticised the programme for setting the programme in an artificial rubbish dump for health and safety reasons, comparing it to various fakery scandals that had taken place in the programme Blue Peter in the past year.

He basically trained Amberleigh House, set the programme out, supervised all his work.

They were delivered by hand directly to the White House, often going specifically to successive presidents Lyndon Johnson who set the programme up in 1967 and Richard Nixon.

'We are following the reindeer – they set the programme.

A fairy-tale aspect was also incorporated - highlighted in "The Dragon's Call" with the singing and cobwebs - to set the programme apart from others.

Decisions in our department are not taken by the minister alone, we set the programme [but] he has to approve it".

And it has the potential of setting back the programme by decades.

David Boak, of the Royal Society, who was involved in setting up the programme, said its aim was to make scientists more "streetwise" in their understanding of the political process.

In November 2009, Childsmile's evaluation team and programme stakeholders developed LMs setting out the programme's intended activities and outcomes.

They thought I was doing something for my benefit alone," Ms. Tahirovic said of the difficulties she encountered setting up the programme.