Sentence examples for damage the programme from inspiring English sources

A lack of political imagination may damage the programme.

In such a case, setting it at the forward purchase rate would actually damage the Programme.

On the other hand, 'I gave permission for this test for my own benefit and I didn't give you permission to do things to help others.' There was a universal agreement that changing to a system of informed consent would damage the programme.

Obama has since cut funding but insisted the decrease has not damaged the programme because costs have been saved that make it "more efficient".

The VHT selection process created distrust, damaging the programme's legitimacy.

This has prompted a change in priorities, created difficulties for RTI, and could damage the DWP programme.

It later emerged that Whitehall departments privately admitted, as did the secretary of the D notice committee, that national security would not be damaged if the programme about Zircon, part of the BBC's Secret Society series, was broadcast.

It might make us feel better to remove budget support and avoid taking these difficult decisions, but it would not affect who makes decisions in Kigali and it would have the effect of damaging the poverty programme".

These images were scanned, and the area of damage was quantified using the programme analySIS^D (Soft-Imaging Systems, Olympus).

We were able to support families and communicate with the wider humanitarian community and to ensure that the least damage occurred to the programmes".

Channel 4 has been forced to defend its next major reality TV show Bollywood Star after a leading journalist said the programme would damage the image of the Asian film industry.