Sentence examples for the number of programmes from inspiring English sources

The number of medical students is increasing, as is the number of programmes that use cadavers.

"The major broadcasters have already set targets for the number of programmes produced outside London, and in the nations.

Since 2012, DfID has almost doubled the number of programmes dedicated to tackling gender-based violence – from 64 to 127 – while spending has increased from £20m to £184m.

This would involve setting quotas for BME productions, and it is based on a plan introduced in 2007 to increase the number of programmes made in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Henry's plan involves ringfencing money for BAME shows and setting targets adapted from the BBC's model that it has used to increase the number of programmes from the nations and regions by 400%.

However, he said critics should look at the success of the BBC's plan to increase the number of programmes from the nations and regions through structural change: "The lessons of that success can be applied to address some of those fears".

He is pleased, nevertheless, that "over the last few years at the BBC we've cut down the number of bureaucrats and increased the number of programme-makers".

To determine the number of programme specifications which cite play within the curriculum and in what context.

These women intensified their contact with the programme over time: the number of programme contacts increased from 10,351 in 2005 to 167,709 in 2010.

Thus, the number of programme staff involved in supervision activities needs to increase both in proportion to the increased distances covered and to account for the increased number of provinces.

In particular, three areas stand out for particularly onerous assumptions: transition probabilities after 9 months (T3), the number of programme counsellors and coordinators required, and the number of women who would be eligible and willing to participate in the trial.