The back to work programme will be made available to young people.

The programme is going well, but needs to go better.

He did his own research before the programme went out.

One way and another, the programme did not last long.

Five minutes more to go before the programme would come on.

The programme looked at the role of the working woman.

In 2007 a new programme was started, to run until 2013.

He based the programme on his book of the same name.

As a result of health issues, she left the programme in 2009.

But I didn't think he really wanted the whole programme.

"The order book went up in the six months after the programme."

How can I find out the music in a programme?

The best programme I have seen for a long time.

Find out when the programme is coming to your area in 2012.

I would now like to move on to your 1999 programme.

So with the action plan we have a good programme.

Five minutes after the programme he's going to call you.

Later in the programme, a look at what could be the car of the future.

A program or programme can be a plan of how to do something.

Leave a number if you'd like to be on the programme today.

The reason the programme's taken so long, was to find a time when he's available.

Did you watch the same programme as the rest of us?

We do a programme that our school got us involved in.

For many, it was as if the programme had never been away.

The example we gave there was a community police programme.

The program began in 1999 and is to run to 2008.

The program will last three months, four days a week.

The program would also use about $300 million in federal money.

But then you can say the same thing about the whole program.

And the country's program is likely within two years of building them.

The program has not lost to a human in two years.

The program is also not the first of its kind.

A. Maybe the next president can change many things in the program.

Those 70,000 students are now being cut from the program.

In the past the program was three times as large.

The program is free and open to all public school students.

He may leave after the season for a job at a major program.

Of those, about 14 will be taking part in the program.

The city is to put $15.2 million into the program.

She said the program was the first of its kind.

But the program never asked later whether she wanted to do so.

They've taken more control of their program than ever before.

By 1983, the program had found a home in an old school.

And what he's saying about my program is just not true.

The last of the six on the program could not be more different.

They then make up a program to help the person.

Had he put so much of himself into the program?

He's just a name in the program to most people.

He wanted to make and show off the program to the public.

The color of the program is now black rather than white.

Is that a good to actually programme that one in then?

Cos I don't think there's many people in this room could probably programme a video itself.

Charlie tell us that she has to programme the computers to show the correct illustrations.

Some people deliberately try to programme their children.

If you're not so visual, I could programme you into an Islamic based course.'

In order to 'programme' this, start by choosing a scene which represents this 'probable future'.

These computations were not seen as hard to explain until engineers tried to programme the newly available 'computer' to perform them.

I'll programme its automatics so that it'll recognise us and defend itself against anybody else.'

It does not care whether we programme it to create laughter and joy, or misery and failure.

'Most scanning enthusiasts will programme their scanner to search from one frequency to another.

Some hotels programme their canned music in twenty-four hour cycles, varying by location and the hour.

One outraged woman even stood up at the premiere and shouted: "How dare you programme this, Sundance."

We must programme our minds to be expansive and creative and eliminate the words 'I can't' from our vocabulary.

'You have to programme them, don't you?

OK, if you were Elvis, Rex, what would you programme into it?"

One-to-one courses: Each student has a personal tutor and 2-3 teachers, who programme the course to his particular needs and language-learning aptitude.

In the future, many household appliances will probably be computerized, and people will be able to programme them to cook food or wash clothes from work.

Instead of re-running programmes set up in childhood, we can create new programmes, so that we learn how to consciously programme our own lives.

The twelve hundred's good The twelve hundred's good, yeah, but until the game, the good games start coming out, until they programme it.

'In an emergency situation involving two or more officers of equal rank, seniority will be given to whichever officer can programme a VCR.'

I can programme the British composer Thomas Adès, Bartók, Stravinsky, or Mahler.

At this point I programme the iPod to play Alan Hampton's The Moving Sidewalk - a wonderful piece of work - and turn in.

After a 10-minute warm-up and stretch, you programme the bleepers to go off when you go too slow or too fast, and adjust your speed accordingly.

She didn't even programme any coordinates, she hadn't the faintest idea where she was going, she just went - a random row of dots flowing through the Universe.

KS: The truth is, if Noises Off [currently playing there] proves anything, it's that I can programme a season without having to be in London.

But that is only when it comes to program development.

She had decided for once not to program her days off.

"Do you know how to program one of these things?"

It is not difficult to program a computer to do the same.

"But someone or something would have had to program the machine."

But only 0.1% of them can program in a language like C++.

However, when you ask them to program something, they can do it easily.

You don't get that by teaching someone how to program games.

Me, and I try to program the best meals possible.

No need to even figure out how to program the beast.

We could not tell what observations to program them for.

He taught himself to program it in the summer of 1952.

He'd program the girl of his dreams and see what came up.

It has a lot to do with the first album and the people who program music.

We then started to hunt for someone to program our games.

Little to do with understanding computers or how to program them.

Everyone else had been programmed to be more than human.

I had heard the words, but my body was programmed to go.

"How long does it take to program the print into this thing?"

I'll program it to report through the interface to you.

It is used to teach students and children to program a computer.

"You can even program it to do that only on election day."

And she had people who knew how to program them."

One best quality of Mike was that he could program himself.

I have nothing against people who program well, but there are different talents.

And I just would love to do a programming show.

He needs to read his programming book a little better.

He'd also like me to do some public service programming.

He simply did not know enough about its programming to be sure one way or the other.

But it will also provide less in the way of programming.

But a 5-year-old who has the run of the programming?

"Right now most programming is not set up with that in mind."

I read books and tried to get a head start toward programming.

In the future most people should be able to do computer programming.

With the move came an increase in its news and information programming.

"I think public radio needs to be about more than music programming."

"Programming is going to have to stand on its own."

Current programming will continue at least until the end of the year.

They never could play because the programming was not very popular.

At the age of 15, he took his first steps in game programming.

Schools are still not sure that they want to have this kind of programming.

Most people who work in reality programming move from one show to another every three or four months.

"Television is the one place where you can do 20, 30, 40 hours of programming and tell a big story."

It took the computer only four minutes to figure out a way around its own programming.

If only he knew how far to go beyond that which his programming said was possible.

At the same time, the companies say new technology makes it possible for parents to keep such programming away from children.

"It will have at least six hours a day of original programming."

And that will mean they can spend more for programming.

A programming language is nothing but a computer program itself.

But what would this mean for the quality of the programming?

But then they wouldn't be: their programing was far simpler than his own.

Yet they must have had pretty complex programing for them to keep up appearances, let alone come here.

A. Programing is absolutely key to the success of an orchestra such as this.

The station brands itself as Tele12 during local programing.

Other programing consists of local news, weather and sports.

In addition to regular programing, a number of special, camp-wide events take place each month.

I have just remembered to express to you my gratitude for this new programing."

The profile is to play mostly popular music during the day and special programing during the night.

Religious programing was dropped in March 2011 and it is still airing a color test pattern.

Much of the programing is featured from the Rejoice!

Its programing consists of many styles, cultures and of course music.

The outlets operate independently and with separate programing, although they share similar aims.

The programing is mostly other ministries that purchase air time, along with some infomercials.

Other programing reflects a diversity of styles represented on various "theme" programs.

"You're pretty funny in your new programing, Albert," I told him.

He says the world needs more people who can design advanced computer circuits and do proper programing."

The White Sox regulate the programing of the station, but not the content.

The administration said that even with the explosion of entertainment options, broadcast programing remains dominant.

Is multi-threaded programing ever going to take off?

Integrated programing, also an audience revitalization tool, costs nothing.

The worldwide market for sales of television programing is roughly $5 billion and the three networks have long sought to share in it.

They do not have a television at home because of the showing of offensive and sinful programing.

The variety of programing allows advocacy for political outlets during Democracy Now!

It also needs to be kept as a dependable "safe haven" of milder programing, the administration said.

Plus many more programing including music videos.

Have thought of making programing change in Albert for you, because this is on my conscience."

"There is also the need for Robin to practice-and, I think, you yourself may wish to make some programing amendments.

In fall 2005, a group of students from İstanbul Bilgi University created a programing contest enabling young people to express themselves through alternative media.

In addition to being a compact stand-alone system, VAL has been designed to be highly interactive to minimize programing time, and to provide as many programming aids as possible.

He quickly transitioned to MGM/UA Television in 1982 as a programing executive working under the President, Thomas Tannenbaum.

Although starting off as a daily announcer at the station, she eventually moved to weekends in order to focus on being programing director on sister station KATZ-FM.

In order to make Inferno applications as portable to other computer architectures as the Inferno operating system, Inferno applications are written in a programing language called Limbo and run inside Inferno's Dis virtual machine.