Sentence examples for challenged on the programme from inspiring English sources

But when challenged on the programme by Peston himself, Barron agreed that Google should give publishers more information about search-term deletions.

Thompson says the BNP will be challenged tenaciously on the programme.

Structured interviews were conducted with distance learning programme managers to capture information on the achievements and challenges of the programme, future plans, and how the programme addresses health care worker shortages in Tanzania.

Launching the next phase of the government's "challenge on dementia" programme, the prime minister pledged £300m of investment into dementia research over the next parliament and announced the creation of a new global fund on dementia, which would see investors from the public and private sectors unite to fund a range of research projects.

No one on the programme challenged this casual remark.

Overcoming challenges to the programme Expanding the programme is not easy.

Challenged on BBC Radio 4's Today programme over the Tories' reliance on City donors and oligarchs, Grayling rejected the criticisms, saying that his party's donors would not influence policy.

Viewers of The One Show have complained to the BBC that Paul O'Grady's strong opinions on benefit reform were "not adequately challenged" when he appeared on the programme.

One programme implementer (PI2, interview 11) listed multiple implementation issues challenging the programme.

Ed Balls made the same case in his Bloomberg speech on 27 August 2010 challenging the cuts programme and the Labour party's own economic policy, "even trying to halve the deficit in four years was a mistake".

The young people on the programme face challenges typical of many leaving care.