Sentence examples for site programme from inspiring English sources

Last month the European court of human rights ruled that the Polish government had actively assisted the CIA's European "black site" programme.

Last month the European court of human rights ruled that the Polish government actively assisted the CIA's European "black site" programme, which saw detainees interrogated in secret prisons across the continent.

Neville left Nottingham for Canada after more than a few tussles with his board, while Stevens went to work for Granada Television, not only producing the weekly local live On Site programme but also commissioning and leading the opening of the relatively shortlived but hugely influential Stables Theatre Club near the Granada studios in Manchester.

For me, the opportunity to work with a different supervisor during my PhD research came through the EC's Marie Curie training site programme.

"He has such an international following, which is what I think is incredible," said Ruth Hawkins, head of Arkansas State University's heritage sites programme.

The Department of Health's Demonstrator Sites programme showed the value of services provided at critical stages: when caring first arises, at points of change or stress in the caring situation, when caring is long-term or intensive.

World War One workshops are also being organised as part of the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery's off-site programme of events and activities.

When paper records are used at ART sites, programme monitoring often relies on transferring key information from patients' medical records into paper registers or electronic databases and aggregating the information at regular periods for reporting and interpretation of findings at all levels of the health system.

Given the number of almost 5000 physical therapy practices in the Netherlands, an on-site programme would have been difficult to manage and very cost expensive.

In four of the sample schools the low-intensity, largely off-site Programme strategy has been a reasonably effective (and in some cases very effective) source of support, and in three of the sample schools where the high-intensity, on-site strategy was implemented the Programme has also been a reasonably effective (and in some cases very effective) source of support.

This paper contributes to the discussion surrounding the use of community benefits (also known as added value) in radioactive waste facility siting programmes.