Sentence examples for Early programme from inspiring English sources

Early programme implementation has focused on learning and doing at the same time.

An early programme on BBC2, commissioned by Attenborough's predecessor, Michael Peacock, was The Great War.

His early programme was one of radical reform, comparable to that espoused by populist governments in Latin America over the previous 30 years.

The statues of black pharaohs that Mr MacGregor discusses in an early programme, for example, are the best visual evidence that a Nubian tribe once seized control of ancient Egypt and that Africans ruled over the Nile for more than a century.The BM's curators spent two years choosing the objects Mr MacGregor examines.

The treatments consist of weekly group meetings between a group of unemployed workers and 1 2 case workers (A), bi-weekly individual meetings between one unemployed worker and one case worker (B), early programme participation (C), and a combination of group meetings and early programme participation (D).

The final experiment that combined group meetings and early programme participation did not give a statistical significant effect and the cost-benefit analysis showed a deficit from this experiment.

"These early programmes undermine the assumption that married women were nearly all housewives back in the 1950s and 60s.

In fact, he presented most of the early programmes, and was on air for 50 hours a week.

His early programmes on Channel 4 – Mind Control – were well received, but it was the televised russian roulette in 2003 that turned him into a national phenomenon.

After 10 years, Leigh ended her television career, frustrated at executives' reluctance to commission ideas sufficiently different from her early programmes.

He was involved in the production of early programmes for Granada, and undertook PR work for some of the country's leading companies, including Littlewood's Pools.