Sentence examples for a programme that has from inspiring English sources

The US provides Egypt with $1.3bn of military aid annually, in a programme that has lasted three decades.

There's something about a programme that has been perfectly edited to be deliberately feelgood that leaves me feeling anything but.

Tens of millions of pounds of UK aid money have been spent on a programme that has forcibly sterilised Indian women and men, the Observer has learned.

It is nonsense to suggest that a programme that has been the subject of multiple reviews has been slipped through without scrutiny.

For an architect, it's always a pleasure to work with a programme that has no great consequences – the pavilion comes, the pavilion goes.

Despite the longings of Wernher von Braun, America's chief rocket-designer, for "a programme that has a real chance of controlling the world", President Eisenhower was reluctant to start a race against the Russians.

"The Apprentice", a programme that had Donald Trump looking for a protégé, has produced numerous spin-offs.

To the surprise of some, a programme that had begun under George W. Bush had been dramatically ramped up by Barack Obama.

And, they calculate, a programme that had any major effect could cost about $20,000 for each head-injury prevented.

But it still seemed to be a programme that had had the lightness deliberately beaten out of it.

Monti insisted he was content with the result, having created a programme that had presented voters with a "realistic" way forward for the country.