Sentence examples for all the other programmes from inspiring English sources

He took charge of the Proms and the BBC Symphony Orchestra's public concerts, but left all the other programmes to his staff.

He quotes approvingly a government minister from the Philippines who says: "Overseas employment has built more homes, sent more children of the poor to college and established more business enterprises than all the other programmes of the government put together".In this section Waves of fear Head-to-head in the clouds Who to love?

Pasok and ND are an egregious example, but the same is true in all the other programme countries, and to a lesser extent in other countries as well.

What about the other programmes?

I have pushed for more funds than originally planned by the Commission to be allocated to the Comenius programme on the grounds that it is, in my view, the basis for all the other educational programmes, and I have also emphasised the need for more cooperation in the border regions through a new 'Comenius Regio'.

The need to maintain most elements of social security spending, coupled with the decision to ringfence the NHS and international development, means the need to reduce public spending in all other programmes has become all the greater.

Figures released by Ofcom show that complaints for what the regulator calls "all other programmes" have more than doubled, from 6,375 in 2005 to 13,521 last year.

For all other programmes, if you meet the admission requirements, you will be likely to be admitted.

Kyle, however, is clearly treasured as a jewel in the network's crown, which must account for the fact he has been allowed to make all manner of other programmes beyond his morning offering, which was once famously described by a judge as "human bear-baiting".

All other programmes and commitments will therefore have to be cut by around 15%, with little discretion over how and where the cleaver will fall.

But it was all very familiar from other programmes and, for all the explicit things Smith described, a bit of a yawn.