Sentence examples for art programmes such as from inspiring English sources

Many of the permanent artworks commissioned through state-sponsored "percent for art" programmes, such as America's Art in Architecture or Germany's Kunst am Bau programmes, now look trapped in the fleeting aesthetics of their era.

This coincided with the major challenges faced by GHIs in implementing their programmes and by agencies involved in scaling up ART programmes, such as the 3x5 initiative.

This approach took into account country requirements, the realities of weak health systems, and the experiences of pioneering ART programmes such as those of Médecins sans Frontières.

Instrumental variable estimation will commonly require collection of data on variables that are not routinely available in health systems and ART programmes, such as data on weather conditions, geographical distance between market actors, or a country's cultural history.

I've watched for decades as promising arts programmes such as The Late Show, were strangled (in 1995) or languished unloved.

In the late Nineties, I adopted Noel Coward's fabulously snotty maxim that 'television is for appearing on, not for looking at' to justify my increasingly frequent stints presenting movie documentaries and cropping up on arts programmes such as BBC2's Review (now Newsnight Review).

The BBC said money from the talent fund had already helped bring in 17 new presenters across history, science, arts and features programmes such as the Proms and Choir of the Year, and in drama produce 13 scripts and work with 10 new BAME writers.

"If one described Denis simply as a man in the arts, a producer of fine programmes such as that Indian one we all liked so much".

"The State Administration of Radio Film and Television also encourages [broadcasters] to produce harmonious, healthy and mainstream programmes, such as culture and art appreciation, history, geography and astronomy, and [those addressing] public welfare," the report added.

It still has a small but loyal following for its arts, culture and documentary output, and has looked to innovate with programmes such as its "slow TV" season as it attempts to differentiate itself from BBC2.

As well as including arts content in The One Show, the idea will be spread to other popular programmes such as BBC Radio 2's Simon Mayo show.