The phrase "a programme that gives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a program that provides or offers something to its users or participants.
Example: "The new educational programme that gives students access to online resources has received positive feedback."
Alternatives: "a programme that provides" or "a programme that offers".
Here the leader has been Georgia, with a programme that gives college scholarships to students with a B average or better, funded since 1993 by a state lottery.
See articleThe latest version of the farm bill was rejected in Congress over a row about cuts to a programme that gives food aid to America's poor.
As part of a programme that gives us four world premieres, with input from musicians and designers too numerous to credit, it is a true salute to Diaghilev.
"Two million mothers and young children would be cut from a programme that gives them access to healthy food," he said.
Long regarded as mainly a purveyor of entertainment, the video website wants to increasingly inform and educate as well more BBC, less MTV.For nearly five years of its seven-year history, YouTube has run a programme that gives non-profit organisations special benefits, such as a donate button on their pages and processing payments at no cost.
In this way, building service engineers JS Wright has introduced a programme that gives its staff and their families confidential legal advice, bereavement support, a 24-hour-GP service, counselling, an online health-check, nutritional advice and various discounts – costing the company just £5 per employee.
When Late Night Line-Up finished in 1973, after 3,000 editions, Ayers was appointed to run the BBC community programmes unit, from where he conducted his purest experiment with access television, setting up Open Door, a programme that gave a voice to a large number of disparate groups - and significantly, gave them editorial control.
Genuine conversation "For the first time, I felt very relieved to listen to a radio programme that gives a chance for genuine conversation, and this is so relevant right now for millions of parents to help their children," says Min Raj Gyawali, one of the first parents to call Radio Nepal to share his concerns about his daughter's traumatic experience during the earthquake.
A Pentagon programme that gives surplus military hardware to local law-enforcement agencies can make them seem like occupying armies rather than public servants.
A sprawling ensemble of 11 permanent members and 14 associates, they also run a participation programme that gives opportunities to people who can't afford drama school or university, aiming to steer them towards longer-term employment instead of unpaid internships.
