Sentence examples for better a programme from inspiring English sources

Last year, the channel came under fire from the African-American community, including film-maker Spike Lee and religious leaders, over Hot Ghetto Mess (later renamed We Got To Do Better), a programme which featured black people in a range of highly embarrassing situations.

Collaboration is also a key element of Project Better World, a programme started and run by Shell staff through which the company supports individuals to take sabbaticals and broaden their horizons through work with voluntary organisations.

Now on its fourth episode and getting better and better, this is a programme that requires you to meet it halfway.

And if it does not engage independent experts to draft a better programme, a six-month ban will be enforced.

Better to adopt a programme of "unconventional fiscal policy" like raising future consumption taxes and cutting taxes on labour income.

Even better, she says, ask a programme officer about priorities.

A better solution would be a programme of education for CEOs to clarify use of data, transparency and criteria for promotion as well as providing women with a greater support network.

Labour's policies on the environment are much better, with initiatives like a programme to build over a million zero-carbon homes, and factoring in climate change to economic forecasts.

"Maisha" means "Life" in Kiswahili, and I can think of no better way to describe a programme with the potential to save so many lives.

If one is aiming for improved strength, exercises requiring a higher %MVIC might be better to include in a programme than rolling the putty (exercise task 2) with flat hands, which required a much lower %MVIC.

AUDIO: Listen now "'Maisha' means 'life' in Kiswahili, and I can think of no better way to describe a programme with the potential to save so many lives," said Mr. Lake.