Sentence examples for years of programme from inspiring English sources

The band will play new material as well as classics such as One Step Beyond, I Never Knew Your Name, Baggy Trousers and Our House to celebrate more than 50 years of programme making at Television Centre.

Key Findings and Conclusions Significant learning has been achieved over the course of the past five years of programme implementation.

However, in the following years, there were no parental refusals, and therefore, during the three years of programme implementation (2005-2008), threfusalssals were faced among 140 selected peer educators, and thus only 137 peer educators participated in the programme.

After three years of programme expansion in South Africa, it is necessary to ask whether and how, firstly, the health system has thus far mobilised the essential human resources for ART, and, secondly, the extent to which the aim of overall system strengthening through the ART programme is being achieved.

An analysis conducted in eastern Australia 34 reported that a low number of cases of infection was avoided (1 9 cases) over 6 years of programme, probably due to the high proportion of users with sexual intercourse not taking place with HIV-positive partners.

In the aspect of the study currently being reported, as a member of the CDTF responsible for generating curriculum newsletters, and after three years of programme planning and communicating with Faculty, the author was interested in how informed students were with regard to the curriculum being implemented early the following year.

Afghanistan is one of the most heavily mined countries in the world, despite years of programmes to clear the land.

We calculated the cost per year of medical education and accommodation, incorporating the differing years of programmes between states.

Taken as a whole, these results suggest that the Cardiff programme was associated with a larger decrease in assaults after the first year of programme implementation.

Each extra year of programme operation was associated with a 9 percentage point increase in household insecticide treated net ownership (95% confidence interval −1.6 to 20).

Secondly, districts with longer exposure to the programme tended to have larger increases in household ownership of nets, with a 9 percentage point increase for every year of programme operation.