Sentence examples for format of the programme from inspiring English sources

Yet the four talented young players were done a great disservice by the format of the programme.

A BBC spokesman said: "There are no plans to remove the Bible from the format of the programme".

The question is whether the personalities of the presenters are more valuable than the name and format of the programme.

The format of the programme resembles a performance at the Circus Maximus, though with the lions given the week off.

In November 2008, Laycock was instructed to change the format of the programme so that it only covered post-war swing bands up to the present day.

The format of the programme was changed to 45-minute episodes, lightening the pace.

Reforms in postgraduate medical education (PGME) often include major changes in the overall organisation of the education and prescriptions regarding principles of content and format of the training programmes.

In defence of criticism of the format and focus of the programme, the Deputy Director General Mark Byford stated that "the agenda of the programme was set by the audience's own questions".

His team had one small success in negotiating the format of the first TV programme, presented by Jeremy Paxman and Kay Burley.

To that end European entrepreneurs need to be aware of a major change in the format of the Seedcamp startup programme this year.

The format of the e-learning programme was a series of linked topics with case examples, additional activities which could be completed outside the e-learning environment.