Sentence examples for diverse programmes from inspiring English sources

Hanson claimed the public broadcaster "originally created diverse programmes out of embarrassment for being left behind by others".

One of the "meddling" suggestions I keep hearing is the idea for money to be top-sliced from the licence fee and given to a third party to fund diverse programmes.

Over the next few months, he's conducting three Sibelius-themed concerts at the Royal Festival Hall; not a cycle of the symphonies but diverse programmes that include some of everything.

To not dedicate money to fulfil this part of the charter is to undervalue the importance of diverse programmes and the role they play in creating a better and more cohesive society.

In support of this national initiative, the municipal government of Shanghai is launching diverse programmes to broaden international exchange and promote collaborative innovation, pushing the depth, range and quality of international collaboration to the next level.

There is now such a well-developed market in diverse programmes that if viewers and listeners want fairness they can shop around for the varying opinions that constitute the national debate.

This democratic, participatory structure results in an incredibly diverse programme.

This well-established event runs a diverse programme of guided walks across the archipelago.

Fermilab has embarked on a rich and diverse programme to produce the world's most intense proton beam.

The course boasts a healthily diverse programme of visiting speakers from charities and campaigns, including recently a Faslane protestor.

Today sees a particularly diverse programme of events, with something for everyone - from music to football to comedy.