Sentence examples for cancelling the programme from inspiring English sources

In the light of the adverse impact on so many people already, the government must act to limit further damage by cancelling the programme with immediate effect.

For their part, climate change activists attacked the BBC for cancelling the programme.

Last year Barack Obama said he would cancel the programme.

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.

Instead, Russia has made it far more difficult for Obama to cancel the programme once in office by making him vulnerable to domestic proponents of missile defence.

The Labour peer Andrew Adonis said he had written to the Ofcom chief executive, Sharon White, calling the decision to broadcast the speech "extraordinary" and asking her to instruct the BBC to cancel the programme.

But he refused to cancel the programme and his attempt to downplay the dispute was exposed today when Israel's ambassador to the US, Michael Oren, admitted that relations between the two countries had reached a historic crisis.

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 study was not blind from the point of view of the villagers, who might have been motivated to attend the camp to ensure that Seva Mandir would not cancel the programme.

Last month a National Audit Office report revealed that military chiefs had considered cancelling the Queen Elizabeth programme, but the MoD feared that such a decision would have involved accepting "the demise of the shipbuilding industry".