Sentence examples for foreign programme from inspiring English sources

A few are branching out: Shanghai Media Group publishes magazines and offers broadband service.Flush with money, and determined to differentiate themselves from a mass of cheap knock-offs, China's larger provincial broadcasters are beginning to import foreign programme formats legitimately.

Programmes like these helped to generate over £1.7bn from foreign programme sales.

They helped UK channels make £1.7bn from foreign programme sales in 2012, according to the Office for National Statistics - up 16% in three years.

Smaller channels such as RTL-2 and Vox still rely heavily on bargain-basement foreign programmes.

Many are forbidden altogether.It is not clear how strictly the content of foreign programmes shown online will be vetted.

When the government recently tried to stop local radio stations from rebroadcasting Khmer language foreign programmes (from the likes of Radio Free Asia), it was a thinly veiled attempt to take Mr Kem Sokha off the air.

It depends surely on what sort of books, what sort of TV? James's substantial televisual output in the 80s and 90s included a gently mocking review of foreign programmes.

He was one of 210,000 people who belong to Japan's foreign trainee programme.

And that is only what is known about Trump's foreign policy programme – that is, if he actually has one.

It was Tropic Twilight 2010, a joint operation by the New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) and the country's foreign aid programme.

Three sources at the convention also told the Guardian that they saw Philip Griffin, a long-time aide to Manafort in Kiev, working with the foreign dignitaries programme.