Sentence examples for the programme encompasses from inspiring English sources

The programme encompasses emergency response operations as well as and early recovery and development approaches.

The programme encompasses eight group sessions and deals with drug-related problems as well as legal advice.

The programme encompasses a broad international consortium of mouse genetics centres, supported by diverse funding bodies (Table 1).

The major programme encompasses the FAO/World Bank Cooperative Programme (CP), which assists member countries in preparing projects for financing by the World Bank/International Development Association (WB/IDA), and the Investment Support Programme (ISP), which helps countries obtain funding for projects from other associated financing institutions.

Such records are highly complete and accurate and have been used for epidemiological and other research (Fisher et al, 1990; Mitchell et al, 1994; Christakis and Allison, 2006); the coverage of the Medicare programme encompasses 35 million beneficiaries (Landon et al, 2004).

The experimental programme encompasses different combinations of retaining wall geometries, soil configurations and input ground motions.

The outpatient programme encompassed supervised group-based exercise training, individual exercising, group education and patient outcome assessment.

The stimulation programme encompassed encouragement of research and innovative projects, promotion and guidance of palliative care and stimulation of the integration of hospice facilities.

Mr Trpceski's programme encompasses some of the most challenging music in the repertoire sonatas by Scriabin and Prokofiev, and Stravinsky's sadistically demanding arrangement of Three Movements from "Petrushka".

This year's programme encompasses everything from the Walker Gallery exhibition Transformation: One Man's Cross-Dressing Wardrobe to, at the Unity Theatre, an evening of caustic, political cabaret with the incendiary David Hoyle.

Opponents of Lords reform, who are adamant they will defeat the programme motion, encompass traditionalists who cannot bear the thought of tinkering with the constitution to romantics depicting themselves as true democrats who believe that a mainly elected second chamber will challenge the supremacy of their beloved House of Commons.