Sentence examples for take part in the programme from inspiring English sources

Unite urged charities not to take part in the programme, describing it as "workfare".

All local children below a certain age are eligible to take part in the programme, regardless of their religious beliefs.

In Lewisham, 200 families with year 9 children were selected to take part in the programme in 2006.

Mitchell says he was keen to take part in the programme not just to show off his school but also to challenge viewers' perspective of the catchment area.

O'Reilly, who was not invited to take part in the programme, told MediaGuardian: "I think very few people will agree with Mr Atkinson.

Schools cannot take part in the programme unless they possess a state charter.As for the Catholic schools that dominate the programme, these are clearly schools first and Catholic second.

Mr Philpott said he decided to take part in the programmes because he needed a bigger house.

For instance, the EXERT trial, which evaluated GP referral for different exercise programmes, report randomising 949 out of 1105 people who contacted the team, but did not record the number of patients who were advised by their GPs to take part in the programmes, but did not wish to do so [ 23].

Duncan Sutcliffe, who runs insurance firm Sutcliffe & Co in Worcester, has recently taken part in the programme.

Stephanie Robinson, another student who took part in the programme, found the experience "life-changing".

A number of other soldiers taking part in the programme on the day also collapsed and needed medical attention.