Sentence examples for stage of the programme from inspiring English sources

The first stage of the programme, Mercury (1959-63), had seen solo astronauts in orbit.

The next stage of the programme will be remote hearings in which lawyers remain in their offices while speaking via videolinks to clients who are in prison and to a judge in court.

The final stage of the programme, which began yesterday, saw half the city's 3.3m cars banned from the roads each day, depending on whether their number plates end in an odd or even digit.

After drawing all this passion, insight and intelligence together, the team has produced a series of design briefs that will inform the next stage of the programme: finding and funding social entrepreneurs with the drive and potential to make a difference.

In its corporate plan for 2015-18, HS2 Ltd says: "We expect to pass review point one towards the end of 2015 and demonstrate that we have the organisational maturity required to move on to the next stage of the programme, specifically gaining the powers necessary to commence tendering for phase one delivery contracts".

The preparatory stage of the programme is nearing completion, with industrial interest and participation being matched to the scientific ambitions and competences of the academic participants.

HRW, which conducted 100 interviews in Ethiopia from May to June last year, as well as with Gambellans who have fled to refugee camps in Kenya, said it found "widespread" human rights violations at all stages of the programme.

Hobbycraft's chief executive, Catriona Marshall, said its profits were depressed by a £3m investment in a new warehouse at Burton on Trent: "Our performance in 2013/14 reflects investment in infrastructure and the final stages of the programme to put in place our new supply chain and online trading platform.

Counselling of leprosy patients should be carried out at all stages of the programme including at diagnosis, during treatment and at RFT.

We intend that this will reinforce the learning from earlier stages of the programme.

These increases may have appeared attractive in the early stages of the programme.