Sentence examples for cancelled programmes from inspiring English sources

All Mainland Chinese television stations (along with some stations in Hong Kong and expatriate communities) cancelled all regularly-scheduled programming, displayed their logo in grayscale, and replaced their cancelled programmes with live earthquake footage from CCTV-1 for multiple days after the quake.

But the cancelled programmes will not be reinstated.

After ignoring the importance of dealing with inequality for many years, the rightwing opposition has started to take these concerns on board, with interim president Michel Temer even stating that his new government would not cancel programmes such as the Bolsa Familia, which has lifted millions out of poverty and was praised by the World Bank.

The Ministry of Defence then cancelled the programme because it was too expensive.

In 1996, it cancelled the programme, although amazingly it still offers a variant, with payments for the early period calculated as if the loan were for 50 years.

Bragg said he thought he was going to a "routine meeting" with ITV's director of television, channels and online, Peter Fincham, only to be told of budget cuts so deep that "in effect they cancelled the programme".

The station all but went off air as it was obliged to cancel live programmes because it could not get guests into the building.

It has warned that it is going to impose an immediate moratorium on planned IT procurements, and is ready to cancel any programmes that are seen to be off course.

The BBC should cancel this programme.

Last year Barack Obama said he would cancel the programme.

While a president cannot cancel a programme after funds have been allocated, Trump has room for manoeuvre.