Sentence examples for came to programmes from inspiring English sources

Patel told him that Britain was leading the world when it came to programmes around women and girls and that UK aid had already had a major impact on issues such as forced marriage and teenage pregnancies.

"The people who came to protest, some of these people, later on came to programmes about gentrification, and realised that it could actually contribute something substantial to these conversations," he says.

How has McMaster come to programme in this way?

Felix left his mark in fastidious details: a stylist when it came to the programme notes and the design of flyaways and posters - even the tickets looked elegant.

Mishal Husain came to the Today programme, meaning that, when she and Sarah Montague presented, that last percentage suddenly jumped.

Despite his boasts about how the deficit has been reduced by almost a half since he came to power, the programme is well off track.

"I came to get a programme to tell the club I still care about them, but I will not go in there purely out of principle.

He shows how employer paternalism changed during this period, as corporate welfare plans, for instance, came to supplement public pensions programmes and persuasion replaced coercion as a management tool.Thus was welfare capitalism modified and modernised.

"I came to this drug treatment programme from jail".

It was at about this time that the Future Jobs Fund programme came to my attention.

That programme came to an end in May last year, with Portugal passing every economic test set by its Eurozone lenders.