Sentence examples for back a programme from inspiring English sources

In January, the British government sharply cut back a programme to merge the 200-plus databases used by the 80,000 staff in the criminal-justice system.

As minister of communications, one of his achievements was to back a programme to expand access to the internet that is considered a model for developing countries.

But that in itself is surprising.The husband and wife in the video are playing back a programme that they have captured on a digital video recorder something they do often.

British Gas said the average bill would rise by £70, rather than £123, after the government scaled back a programme to help poor households cut their energy usage and said it would pay for another subsidy out of general taxation.

The bureaucrats misjudged the difficulty of getting rival companies to work together.Now the World Bank is backing a programme in Ghana to promote hand-washing.

He uses phrases like "moves heaven and high earth", which makes no sense, and says "Welcome back" when a programme has just started.

During an interval in the concert, I used the back of a programme to draft a strike resolution which I asked Taylor to present the following morning to the Yorkshire area council meeting.

The roots of Christianity in Crimea go back more than a thousand years; but the idea of Crimea as an ancient outpost of Orthodox Christianity is really only 160 years old, dating back to a programme of church-building to replace local mosques after the Crimean war of 1853-56.

But then it was back to business as usual, with Stewart admitting the Daily Show team had spent the majority of the day "in shock and grief … but also searching for a segue, back into a programme such as this … We believe that we have found it: it's a story that combines the difficulty of ridding society of these types of persistent, toxic ideologies … with a creature that has four stomachs".

After the ballet, the main stage gets back to a programme of pop music, with Dutch singer Caro Emerald first on the bill.

A suitor could provide the money to back a building programme.