Sentence examples for cultural programmes from inspiring English sources

Just as boarded-up shops eat away at a place's sense of its own worth, the closure of arts, nature, and cultural programmes entrench a feeling that culture is for "other people".

Using the "power of BFI cultural programmes to set agendas".

Many Jewish communal bodies, particularly those running cultural programmes of all kinds, social action groups and informal educational organisations, are facing severe financial shortfalls.

Cultural programmes on TV and radio do a fun segment about games once a quarter at best while reserving discussion and analysis for interpretive dance or experimental opera.

After taking his doctorate in 1954, Eco started working for the recently established national broadcasting network RAI preparing cultural programmes and gaining a lasting interest in mass communication.

The institute below, meanwhile, offers one of the most varied cultural programmes in Istanbul, from theatre to photography and classical music.

She currently advises arts and cultural agencies and organisations on policy, diversity and strategic planning and continues to write and produce creative events such as the highly acclaimed national programme of arts and cultural programme, freedom and culture.

The project is part of Culture 2014 - the Glasgow Commonwealth Games cultural programme.

In 2014, Glasgow's Commonwealth Games will have a cultural programme.

But even without a Games ticket, you can get involved via the Festival 2014 cultural programme.

On Saturday, a performer collapsed and died during the cultural programme.