Sentence examples for a public service programme from inspiring English sources

S4C 's declining performance raises the question of whether a public service programme can be justified if it scores a zero on the Barb audience measurement system, and fewer than 20,000 people watch it.

Yesterday Collins, whose wife, Orianne, gave birth to his fourth child earlier this year, said he was furious about the stunt".I took part in the programme, as I was very firmly led to believe it was part of a public service programme that would be going around schools and colleges in a bid to stem child abduction and abuse".

The problem has become so bad that the last charities minister, Rob Wilson, announced a public services programme to tackle the issue.

Channel 4 has defended its series, insisting that as immigration is "one of the most fiercely debated issues in Britain today", it is "vital that as a public service broadcast [it] makes programmes about such topics".

His is a genuinely public service programme.

Associations representing rank and file gardai meanwhile say proposed policing cuts as part of an overall €5.3bn (£4.5bn) cost-cutting public service programme will further emasculate the force in its fight against the crime gangs.

Another study described self-reported professional competency by comparing Pharmaceutical Care track-BPharm (PC-BPharm) and Pharmaceutical Sciences track-BPharm (PSc-BPharm) and traditional 6-year PharmD graduates enrolled in the public service programme [ 6].

When you add a range of public service programmes from history to culture many familiar factual programmes and entertainment may have to go.

Rival broadcasters will be able to bid for a £20m pot (from previously unallocated funding) to make public service programmes such as children's TV, but only on a trial basis.

We cannot have a public service cuts programme without the banks being equally painfully reformed".

The licence fee is already under threat from Lord Carter's Digital Britain report, which said that a proportion of the BBC's revenue should go towards public service programmes on rival broadcasters.