Sentence examples for current programmes from inspiring English sources

Current programmes believed to be deployed by DHS include the ability to scan a limited amount of social media posts.

Pay-TV has preserved bundling by not putting current programmes online while they air on screen.Book publishers are also adapting.

Meanwhile, the UN has warned (pdf) that current programmes and services will struggle to keep pace as the number of women of reproductive age grows.

APOPO's current programmes have screened more than 340,000 TB samples, halting over 36,000 further infections, and increased detection rates by over 40% in several partnered clinics, officials said.

The Scottish bill would not decriminalise selling sex, because it could have an inadvertent negative impact on current programmes in place to help sex workers, she said, but this would be looked at again in the future.

Current programmes are set in everything from 8th-century Baghdad, to rural Syria under French domination, Cairo in the 1940s, Bedouin camps in the Arabian desert and a modern, fictional oil-rich republic called Chripstan.

"The challenges posed by the current programme of cuts could certainly accelerate that," says de Valk.

The numbers we've seen them putting out publicly go far beyond their current programme, and we've been clear that in order to get an agreement, that their current programme would have to be significantly reduced.

A "phasing out" of the current programme, announced by the government, could take many years, he added.

Its current programme of quantitative easing is meant to double the money supply in a very short period.

"Democracy changes the facts on the ground and we are a government that has a critique of the current programme".