Sentence examples for a challenging programme from inspiring English sources
At one of the forces with the worst record, assistant chief constable Robin Merrett of Sussex police, which has seen three minutes added to its 2010 average response time of 10 minutes, admitted performances had declined amid a "challenging programme of modernisation and savings".
Before a crowd of 3,000 – thousands more were left outside, having failed to get tickets – she performed a challenging programme including the Queen of the Night's aria from The Magic Flute, "In the Silence of the Night" by Rachmaninoff and "Clavelitos", "a short, flirtatious song in the Hispanic idiom".
The IMF's managing director, Christine Lagarde, said the country would need to pull together: "This is a challenging programme that will require great efforts from the Cypriot population".
The implementation of the Taskforce recommendations across the complex landscape of acute hospital care in the UK represents a challenging programme of change management that has three more or less distinct phases.
At the same time the force is delivering a challenging programme of modernisation and savings.
It's a wonderfully bold and challenging programme, and a real treat for anyone interested in the music of the second half of the 20th century.
In the latter, trainees follow an augmented initial training programme and, after qualification, follow a challenging structured programme of teaching with enhanced pay.
Emerging victorious from a Monday night trip to the Potteries was the first step in a challenging festive programme for the league leaders.
As on several previous occasions, he drew the very best from the hard-working BBC Symphony Orchestra, here on their ninth challenging programme of the current season.
It was also decided that even BBC2, a "minority channel" for challenging programmes, shouldn't be cluttered up with the arts.
Resurgo's flagship programme, Spear, puts 16 to 24-year-olds from disadvantaged backgrounds through a challenging six-week programme tackling the attitudinal and practical barriers that prevent them getting into work.
