Examples of using A programme in English and their translations into Turkish
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Programming
There won't be a programme if the alumni continue to lose interest.
In 1994 the site was closed, and a programme of demolition was undertaken.
A programme I recorded on Sunday.
A programme of reconstruction and development was begun in 1922.
I have waited my entire life to run a programme like this.
Self-regeneration, Now, briefly… autogenesis is basically a programme of.
We don't have a programme yet.
We will start with a programme of rolling power cuts.
Finally, it is not certain that there is money to buy the election, regardless of whether there is a programme with the IMF or not," he said.
In January, the IMF approved a 394m-euro stand-by arrangement with Serbia to help the country implement a programme aimed at maintaining macroeconomic and financial stability.
the government has been implementing a programme called"Macedonia: Country of Computer Experts.
The state has a programme where the number of jobs decreases by attrition: for two retirees, only one new employee is hired.
Brussels would never have approved a programme to shape up the economy through cuts in public spending alone, Alogoskoufis said.
Kosovo has developed a programme made up of one national and seven regional Telemedicine Centres.
I know that's the first time you have ever seen a programme start that way,
It's an honour to be a part of a programme that is acquiring such important data for building understanding of our natural environment that's hard to reach.
Serbian news agency Tanjug, Rehn said he was satisfied with the fact that Serbia has a programme and that it is continuing to implement reforms.
The Greek government launched a programme for online education in the field of information technologies and communications on Wednesday December 3rd.
The government has established a working group, based on a programme currently in an initial phase, with the aim of thwarting the informal market.
Given the small size of the country, critics say, such a programme is neither necessary nor feasible.