Sentence examples for committed to programmes from inspiring English sources
The BBC did not, however, say that the show was cancelled due to bias, stating rather that, "The BBC is committed to programmes about climate change but after Live Earth what audiences say is they are looking for programmes of a documentary or factual nature to explain the complex subject".
"If the government want to capitalise on the legacy of London 2012 it must commit to programmes and funding for the long-term".
The results could, however be overestimated as the intervention was described as a pilot programme where the teachers involved were particularly committed to the programme.
"The current Conservative government in London is committed to a programme of continued austerity and, in the view of some, has embarked on a systematic programme of shrinking the UK state," Sir Tom wrote.
Norway is committed to this programme until 2030 but there are growing calls to explore other methods.
Fine Gael will be committed to a programme of "austerity adjustments" and public sector contraction in line with neoliberal realignments internationally.
"Elements of these reports make for difficult reading, but we are committed to a programme of transformation.
Other large firms with local offices in southern Ohio, including Duke Energy and Mitsubishi, have also committed to the programme's success.
Miliband voted for a second reading, but would not have been able to take his parliamentary party with him if he committed to a programme motion.
Poor performers will be publicly named, and those insufficiently committed to the programme may be subject to as-yet undefined "monetary penalties and sanctions".But this effort may be doomed.
