Sentence examples for demanding programmes from inspiring English sources

The proposals published this week include making a foreign language compulsory from the age of seven, as well as introducing more demanding programmes in maths and English.

The UCAV is thus seen as a "sixth generation" aircraft critical to Europe's aerospace industry.Politics, againAs usual, however, political considerations are complicating an already technically demanding programme.

Yes, these challenges also take time; many hours of dive training as well as a demanding programme of trampolining and fitness exercises, but she has achieved that alongside her role as an MP.

The parents argue that rowing aptitude could be a proxy for likely academic success, because students accepted on to the demanding programme – who do not need to have rowed before – will need to show they have the focus and determination to succeed while still studying for GCSEs.

One of the world's greatest pianists, Andras Schiff, played his 60th birthday concert on Saturday - a hugely demanding programme of the Goldberg Variations by Bach and Beethoven's Diabelli Variations.

Dijsselbloem says it does indeed proof that it works, but also that it demands "programme commitments" (is that another nudge at Athens?) As he put it: Both Spain and Ireland have proven they have that kind of commitment.

Virgin estimates that 1bn on-demand programmes were watched in 2011.

When viewers opt for paid-for on demand programmes there will be no advertisements at all.

Later this year BSkyB will introduce its Anytime+ service, which will use broadband to deliver thousands of hours of on-demand programmes.

One popular idea is "TV Everywhere", which makes it possible for pay-TV subscribers to watch live and on-demand programmes on their mobile devices wherever they like.

It includes anytime calls to UK landlines, broadband up to 17Mb, a YouView+ box, and a TV channel package including on-demand programmes.