Sentence examples for common programmes from inspiring English sources

Regardless of the inevitable commercial damage, most of us believe this will have deeply negative consequences by severely limiting the transfer of information, ideas and influence, as well as restricting common programmes of education and research.

The Joint Armaments Co-operation Organisation, recently set up by Britain, France, Germany and Italy to manage common programmes, should champion pan-European tendering.A job for NATOThere is only one body that can oversee the creation of a transatlantic armaments market, and that is NATO.

One of the key findings shows that the most common programmes for children are of foreign production, and that the largest share of children's programmes are cartoons.

With the appointment of a Librarian in January 1946, a Library was initiated, located administratively in what was loosely called Common Programmes and Technical Services.

Former opponents have to work together on a common programme.

Even when both entities formally united in 2007, formulation of a common programme was again postponed.

Mr Annen says "the left will support him" provided the party rallies round a common programme.

The new Swedish coalition was elected in September but it almost immediately faced problems agreeing a common programme.

No easy common programme can be produced, largely because the parties in the Front differ hugely in their assessment of how the country should develop.

"We've already got a common programme". The plan is to announce the creation of an official parliamentary caucus during the first session of the year on January 15.

This time Mr Reinfeldt has got all four to agree to a common programme, and to stick together during the campaign.