Sentence examples for starting the programme from inspiring English sources

A focus on numbers starting the programme, rather than those with careers at the end has the potential to further fuel poor reputation and association of apprentices with less able candidates.

Clark, though, should be credited with starting the programme from scratch three years ago, and any failure should be seen in the light of being forced to work without all his US-based players in the play-offs.

Since starting the programme, the group has seen 4% annual rises in the cost of health care, less than half the rate of other insurers in Minnesota.The programme has spread to Iowa and South Dakota.

Listening to me, they discovered the possibility of another kind of life and began to question themselves, 'Why don't I have that?'" In starting the programme the question that obsessed her was: what is a woman's life really worth in China?

Starting the programme, the average score on a mathematics test given to students was 32 per cent.

Prior to starting the programme, both faculty and participants were looking for new perspectives on long-term problems.

Lula, who started the programme, and Dilma, who continued it, get so many votes," said Laura Viana Barros, a grain seller.

Dijsselbloem told the Financial Times: "My message to the Greeks is: try to start the programme even before the whole renegotiation is finished.

It offered 60 of the awards to help students who started the programme in September and will now offer 30 more to students starting the course in January 2013.

Only a small number of care homes that start the programme complete it, which raises questions about the implementation process.

"We started the programme when we did because we knew they'd peak six months before the Olympics".