Sentence examples for bringing programmes from inspiring English sources
Maderna eschewed the ivory tower for full-on engagement with orchestras and ensembles around the world, setting up the Kranichsteiner Kammer-Ensemble in Darmstadt, and conducting orchestras all over Europe, bringing programmes that mixed the ancient with the modern.
"The BBC has a job to report UK-wide and there's a commitment to bringing programmes and news from all parts of the UK, and Breakfast is part of that plan," he said.
They also 'created opportunities' for programme strengthening in how they brought programme staff together to develop joint understanding, how they reframed the conflict and then oversaw the joint development of principles for working together.
The Commission will study the possibility of bringing Community programmes into play for this purpose (TACIS, TEMPUS and DEMOCRACY).
The process of bringing a programme into practice has to start much earlier that is before its evidence is proven.
With gun crime on the rise, does the UK really need BET to bring us programmes such as American Gangster?
Another idea, suggested one participant, would be to bring construction programmes together to create sustainable employment opportunities.
Their mission, he said, was to inform people of the toxicity of the drugs and "support this government in its attempt to bring nutritional programmes forward".
"These figures show audiences' enduring appetite for a wide range of distinctive content and how digital media can bring brilliant programmes to an even wider audience," she said.
It brought them programmes they loved and showed them an image of their lives that made them thoughtful, but also cheered them up.
