Sentence examples for this whole programme from inspiring English sources
"This whole programme is about finding that hidden gem, the diamond in the rough.
There is no intention in this whole programme to use it for looking at UK domestic traffic – British people talking to each other," the source said.
Even in Peru, three kilos is far less than ten pounds.A.H. SaulniersNew Bedford, MassachusettsThe secret's outSIR – Regarding the mysterious disappearance of highly sensitive classified data on nuclear-weapons research at Los Alamos, perhaps we should now question whether this whole programme should be abandoned ("Yet another breach", July 24th).
"This whole programme is built around the Olympics and we want to have an Olympic champion".
The text of Lascar listed below is an elegant introduction to this whole programme, from Łoś to Shelah.
He explained to me this week: "When I sat down with UK Sport to talk about setting up a road team too, I said 'here we are folks, here's a brilliant idea - we can have Team Sky too, I can run this whole programme.
This paper describes the whole programme, highlights the strengths and limitations of our approach as well as the lessons learnt from our work, and suggests an interpretation in the context of the low-resource countries of sub-Saharan Africa.
Watch the debate that followed this film - and the whole programme on BBC iPlayer (UK only for 12 months).
Parliament's spending watchdog warned this month that the whole programme would not be completed for at least another six years, putting it four years behind schedule.
I could list so many highlights in this richly diverse line-up – you can read the whole programme here.
Thus, at the outset, it was deliberately decided not to base the whole programme on a supposedly precise quantitative forecast.1 In this specific situation, it was possible to explain the infeasibility of such an approach to policymakers, who naturally would have preferred a precise forecast.
