Sentence examples for a programme which is from inspiring English sources

When you have a programme which is controversial, and right to be controversial, and making big claims and right to be making big claims about things, you shouldn't set a transmission date.

Solis established a new Popular Housing Renovation agency and, over the next two years, the government, aid groups and local activists built or rehabilitated nearly 100,000 homes in the capital in a programme which is now seen as a model for earthquake disaster relief.

"We have a programme which is going to take a lot of costs out of the system, which we know will be deliverable next year".

A 'live' TV programme is a programme, which is watched or recorded at the same time (or virtually the same time) as it is being broadcast or otherwise distributed to members of the public.

"We have a programme which is going to take a lot of costs out of the system, which we know will be deliverable next year". Masterton revealed the club might some day follow the example of St Mirren by cashing in on its stadium, which he says is the subject of a long-term loan from East End Park Limited.

"The thing I learned when I was last in the BBC… was that when you have a programme which is controversial, and right to be controversial, making big claims, and right to be making big claims, you shouldn't set a transmission date," said Lord Hall.

This was a programme which was able to reach into communities far away from the metropolitan heartland.

"Imagine a government-appointed body being able to go through all the documents for a programme which was highly critical of the BBC.

He told the Pollard review: The idea of an ex-chairman of the Conservative party phoning up about a programme which was going to be about senior Thatcher-era Conservatives was, I thought, something that could be taken very much amiss.

He oversaw the complete reconstruction of the navigation between 1870 and 1900, a programme which was designed to ensure that the river remained attractive to carriers, and which ensured its profitability.

Becker et al. [ 36] conducted a programme which was later referred to as Ulm model.