Sentence examples for some sort of programme from inspiring English sources

Years ago, the perpetrator only had to engage in some sort of programme if he was given a custodial sentence.

Without some sort of programme, the Netanyahu administration was likely to bomb the nuclear facility at Natanz.

"You need games - we need some sort of programme," he told BBC Radio Jersey.

"We need the Scottish Football Association to put some sort of programme together for the future".

"Until vehicles are retested in some sort of MoT programme, we won't really have that information," said Kelly.

Beale, who has now changed all his passwords, has no idea why he was targeted - "I was assuming they have some sort of computer programme".

Every scene, every exchange reads as if it has been fed into some sort of Google Translation programme which converts Earthling behaviour into something from the planet Vorg.

To improve the seamless experience even further, if your mobile experience includes some sort of rewards programme and you have user purchase history available to you, it is possible to create an experience that takes off from previous shopping experiences.

A review of Iraq-related intelligence and how it corresponds with reality, which Mr Rumsfeld has asked the CIA to conduct, must resolve these pressing issues.Still, given all the evidence available, it remains likeliest that Mr Hussein did indeed have some sort of WMD programme, if not the serried ranks of illegal munitions portrayed by Mr Blair and Mr Bush.

The kind of education programmes in which immigrants participate are typically a series of shorter courses in the Danish language, in some cases combined with some sort of training programme.

well we said everything had to be evidence-based I mean if you don't have some sort of research programme or you don't have some sort of reporting mechanism then I'll never be able to prove to you that was right so I agree things should be either proven or being in a research mode or some research and development.