Sentence examples for the programme exactly from inspiring English sources

Thanks to the programme, exactly 3,164 children, including Sumaila, have been treated for severe acute malnutrition throughout the country.

Yet they sometimes found it difficult to carry out the programme exactly according to protocol (in particular, the activities 'making an action plan', 'problem-solving', and 'advance directives for health care').

Despite the indications that the efforts of the national safety programmes may have resulted in a decrease of preventable AEs, it is still unclear to what extent the programmes exactly contributed to this improvement.

"The programme achieved exactly what was intended," Facer says.

The programme, airing exactly one week before election-day, represents the final televised showdown of the campaign.

Perhaps Symonds or his manager should have seen this coming – the programme is not exactly obscure in Australia.

It was, for the programme's fans, exactly the sort of highbrow television that the BBC was created to provide, and which its commercial rivals would never have commissioned.

Huhne said, "This is a person who comes from a fascist background; anyone who watches the programme will see exactly what he stands for".

Having three allelic types has the practical advantage that it can be processed by the computer programme in exactly the same way as the MSP1 genotypes (which also has 3 alleles), minimising the threat of inadvertent errors or biases.

The current version of the programme does not say exactly what Dr Othman is there to discuss, but it isn't a bold voyage into the unknown to wonder whether she will be reprising her words to a similar meeting in January on the consequences of detecting aliens.

His modus operandi of always running his horses in the suitable grade as well as scouring the programme book to find exactly the right race for them, wherever that race may be, from Sweden to Germany to France to Brighton, has stood the test of time.