Sentence examples for the proposed programme from inspiring English sources

The package will now move to a full vote of the European parliament this autumn, although elements of the proposed programme are likely to face opposition from member states and some industries.

In a letter to the Daily Telegraph last month, Kristina Kyriacou, communications secretary to Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall, said Clarence House had "neither blocked nor attempted to block the proposed programme".

Having met the university's own validation procedures UCLan are now working with the GMC who plan to quality assure the the proposed programme in a year by year review, following the first cohort to graduation.

The proposed programme, which is awaiting approval from the Puerto Rican government, would be taught at the headquarters of El Nuevo Día, a local newspaper and partner of the school.Unsurprisingly, given its location, the Miami school already has strong links to the region.

Finally, we evaluated the proposed programme using test experiments performed at global, regional and local areas, and the results showed that our proposed cloud-based remote sensing production system could deal with massive remote sensing data and different products generating, as well as on-demand remote sensing computing and information service.

Teachers were invited to clarify any deviations from the proposed programme.

This cross-sectional study among community-dwelling older people showed that nearly 63% of respondents expressed no interest in participating in any of the six proposed programme formats for managing concerns about falls, despite considering the presence of these concerns in their lives.

Conclusion: the majority of community-dwelling older people are not likely to participate in any of the six proposed programme formats for managing concerns about falls.

In another letter to Blair, Charles attacked the government's proposed programme for tackling bovine tuberculosis, warning: "There is no evidence that this will include a commitment to deal with the badger problem in the immediate future".

Earlier this year Turkey presented the EU with a proposed programme of political change to meet the Union's main concerns.

We also welcome the prominence the Liberal Democrats have given to these issues in their manifesto vision for the next Government – notably their proposed programme of 5 Green Laws on the front page of their manifesto.