Sentence examples for taking a programme from inspiring English sources

Taking a programme to scale in Mongolia will not look the same as in Bangladesh.

If a prisoner is in the process of taking a programme this can hinder or even curtail their progress – many prisons don't offer certain programmes so if you are moved to a prison without a particular course you are back to square one when it comes to the crucial Parole Board assessment.

"It's really old school to talk about simply taking a programme and building a game out of it," says Dan Whiley, senior director digital media at AETN UK, which in a joint venture with Sky operates several UK channels, including the History channel, the Military Channel and the Crime & Investigation Network.

"Take a programme like (househunting show) Escape To The Country.

To take a programme learners must complete a series of short open courses and buy a certificate of achievement for each.

When they went to the Edinburgh festival for the first time in 2014 they took a programme of excerpts from their repertory.

I liked the way she took a programme such as Big Ballet and instead of ridiculing those taking part, as could have been the case, made the link to the way participating in dance is so often undervalued in our society and education.

Within this context, our work provides a timely illustration of why it might also be useful to take a programme-view that considers the potential benefits and scheduling needs of all vaccinations on the horizon of interest rather than those of an individual vaccine in isolation.

Confirming the IMF's position on this from two weeks ago, a senior official said on Tuesday that "a concrete and ambitious solution to Greek debt problem" is a prerequisite to the IMF taking a new programme to its board.

What he has done in genetic terms would be analogous to taking an Apple Mac programme and making it work on a PC – and then saying you have created a computer.

Lists of students were taken from the national registry of educational statistics, comprising all students taking a higher educational programme or course in Sweden [ 35].