Sentence examples for the programme preferred from inspiring English sources

The programme preferred to use pundits to illustrate stories: a "zoo" format included Andrew Pierce, Roland Rivron, Steve Norris and - somewhat uncomfortably - Sandy Gall.

The early December mail-out contained updated information on the catch histories and quota allocations, as well as ballots for the licence holders to choose whether to remain in the programme, preferred features of the programme and on the formula to use for C2 licences.

Most of those who had previously participated in screening maintained a positive attitude to the programme, preferring the risk of overtreatment to the risk of undertreatment.

In the article of X. Jin et al. " Patients' attitudes towards the surplus frozen embryos in China," it was found that 58.8% of the infertile couples included in the in vitro fertilization programme preferred to dispose surplus frozen embryos rather than donate them to research, mostly citing a lack of information and distrust in science as significant reasons for their decision.

China meanwhile remains very reluctant to tighten the international squeeze on Iran over that country's nuclear programme, preferring to protect Chinese economic and energy interests.

The most important differences were that preference for an NGO or home self-testing increased with age, and that Latin Americans, those with primary education, and those who did not previously know about the programme more often preferred the primary care doctor.

Rather than just putting a few lines in the match programme, he preferred to speak and explain his team changes and his views about the previous match.

Graduates from narrow education programmes are best prepared for the specific occupations targeted by the programme and are therefore preferred by employers providing jobs in these fields.

The programme at home was preferred the most (about 22%) and the programme via Internet the least (about 9%).

We therefore considered it unethical to assign patients to surgery if they qualified for a lifestyle intervention programme and preferred this course of treatment to surgery.

This may provide information as to in what kind of programme format older people with concerns about falls would be willing to participate, as perhaps they are only interested in written information that can be sent to them, or might prefer the programme to be led by someone else a general practitioner or a psychologist.