Sentence examples for credit the programme from inspiring English sources

To its credit the programme does acknowledge that frontline and back office staff are expected to take on more and different roles and the pressure this puts on them.

Bennett credited the programme for partly inspiring The History Boys, but has never appeared on the show in which guests discuss the influence music has had on their lives and careers.

We will be paying contracts in full and giving full credit in the programme.

Not surprisingly, the local takeaway doesn't get a credit in the programme for Josie Rourke's production.

Recommendations It is to the credit of the programme designers, namely Red Cross, Action Aid, CENCOSAD, SGAID and CAS, that the programme has been well received by the target group and community members.

Duncan Smith's return to the Department of Work and Pensions – where universal credit, the work programme and disability benefit PIP are in meltdown – needs forensic exposure.

Universal credit, the troubled programme that plans to roll six welfare benefits into one payment, has also suffered a further year's delay and will not be fully implemented until 2020.

The movement group for the piece credited in the programme was nowhere to be seen.

Yet his name did not appear among the 11 design assistants credited on the programme.

They're credited in the programme as "freelance dancers", a woeful description.

When they noticed that Carter was credited as the programme's creator, and they weren't mentioned at all, they promptly sued for $5m.