Sentence examples for bring in the programme from inspiring English sources

Anyway, it's about the value we bring in the programme.

If these taxes bring in more than the entitlement programmes spend, the "surplus" goes to the respective "trust funds" for Social Security and Medicare.

"It is always a difficult decision to say goodbye to successful and long running shows but with change comes opportunity and the chance for us to bring in new and exciting programmes for our viewers.

Last week, the President of the European Central Bank dropped a strong hint that he will seek to bring in some boost to the QE programme before the end of the year.

When Channel 4 decided in 2010 to bring in a younger presenter and alter the programme's format, Aston decided it was time to go.

This may partly be because, paradoxically, the handing of a death-notice to a programme can bring in new viewers because of the level of publicity generated.

This requires greater outreach on the part of media organisations to bring in talent from all backgrounds through diversity programmes, paid internships and fast-track schemes to proactively close this gap.

Germany is introducing a programme to bring in software engineers.

But it said it would benefit from recent falls in raw material prices and expected a cost cutting programme to bring in £12m of annual savings by 2015.

The government says it is aware of the need to protect low-income households and has announced plans to bring in extended repayment windows and micro-credit programmes to help off-set the tightening of liquidity.

With the channel set to lose UEFA Champions League football at the beginning of next season, its needs more programmes that will bring in a male audience.