Sentence examples for cut a programme from inspiring English sources

Each attempt to cancel or cut a programme is greeted with howls from the lobbyists.

Why cut a programme that is making money and making the green revolution accessible to everyday consumers?" Additional reporting by Terry Macalister.

The expense of heating leaky homes means government plans to cut a programme that insulates properties in an attempt to trim energy bills is "unforgivably perverse", according to the government's fuel poverty adviser, Derek Lickorish.

How far can you cut an exhibition programme before the place feels static?

We also wanted to cut a beautifully made programme, not edit or rush the wedding.

"Two million mothers and young children would be cut from a programme that gives them access to healthy food," he said.

In January, the British government sharply cut back a programme to merge the 200-plus databases used by the 80,000 staff in the criminal-justice system.

To cut a long story short: programmes like the one at Rutgers require more university staff, and more university money.

While still in opposition, she pushed the ruling coalition to cut an early retirement programme and raise the retirement age from 60 to 65 in early 2011.

To cut an ill-thought-out programme short, this first round was won by a woman earlier seen treading cabbage (yes, with her feet) as preparation for a Serbian dish of pheasant cooked over an open fire with paprika and chestnuts.

If any one of Comcast's peers presumably, Disney, News Corporation, CBS, Viacom or Time Warner, but perhaps including smaller competitors too cuts a deal to sell programmes to an online-video service, Comcast must cut a similar deal.