Sentence examples for from programmes from inspiring English sources

In the new economic circumstances it is debilitating and takes money away from programmes.

They're easier to use and the best can unbundle content from programmes and schedules.

A proportion of the resources will be reserved for people from marginalised groups, who are sometimes excluded from programmes.

Other savings are like to be found from programmes dealing with counter-terrorism, human rights and Arab partnerships.

They said they were not included in existing projects, and definitely did not benefit from programmes designed for them.

Savings should come from programmes that "do not directly contribute to the frontline delivery of teaching and research", he added.

Other issues include improving revenue from programme rights and format ownership.

Disney moved from programme-filling shorts to the feature-length Snow White.

"Some [savings] will come from programme content cuts, and one of the biggest areas is sadly sport," she said.

Privatisation will drain an estimated £150m a year from programme-making and into the pockets of shareholders.

It is not just TV viewers who will begin to notice the change, but everyone from programme-makers to advertisers.