Sentence examples for against panorama from inspiring English sources
The BBC Trust's finding against Panorama and in favour of the cheap clothing giant Primark will come as a comfort to big business and powerful vested interests everywhere.
(And while you're writing, please ask why News UK funded Mahmood's legal action against Panorama when he is supposedly under suspension and undergoing an "internal investigation).
The decision by the BBC Trust to uphold at least part of the complaint against Panorama over its programme on Primark is baffling.
However, Alison Hastings, the BBC Trustee responsible for delivering the ruling against Panorama on Thursday, also pointed out the "programme did find evidence elsewhere that Primark was contravening its own ethical guidelines".
Giles continued: "Amid all of these accusations against Panorama and the BBC, there is a real fear that the key issue has been missed – the overt and frightening racist and anti-Semitic abuse and violence of the kind broadcast by Panorama is both wrong and deeply upsetting to those on its receiving end.
He gives guided tours of Tbilisi's architectural treasures and is busy supporting ongoing protests against the Panorama Tbilisi project.
Yet for Albarn, who ends the evening triumphantly aloft against a panorama of the cosmos, the scry's the limit.
Against the panorama of microbes that routinely wander through this city and threaten its residents, the hypothetical threat of anthrax seemed to fade a little.
I have photographs of my children against a panorama of hoodoos, and photographs of my brother and me taken in the same spots 35 years earlier.
On a recent morning, Mr. Mavis stood against a panorama of factories and highways and outlined his vision, marking a map with X's and O's of sports sites yet to be realized.
On April 30, 1939, visitors to the World's Fair in Queens crowded around small fish-bowl-shaped screens of DuMont television sets to watch President Franklin D. Roosevelt — against a panorama of fountains and flags — officially declare the exposition open.
