Sentence examples for generation of programmes from inspiring English sources

He was responsible for a new generation of programmes that helped to redefine British TV, including long-running ITV shows Coronation Street and World in Action, which ran until 1998, and acclaimed dramas such as Brideshead Revisited and The Jewel in the Crown.

A few have woken up to their limitations, and are thinking about the next generation of programmes, which might require children who are about to leave school to go for vocational training in exchange for continuing to receive the stipend, or encouraging cities to add an urban top-up to the nationwide scheme, perhaps paid for by the municipal authority.

A subsequent generation of programmes targeting out-of-work welfare recipients has combined financial incentives with a variety of employment related services aimed at helping the recipients find and retain jobs.

But in the 1960s and 70s, a new generation of programme-makers had begun to carve out a more independent and less deferential BBC.

In return, and equally admirably, the new generation of programme-makers, reared on a diet of reality TV and casual shafting of the 'cast', has not stitched them up in any way.

The VIP, belonging to the third generation of intervention programmes, should therefore not be dismissed based on evaluations that apply methods designed for evaluation of randomised clinical trials and that have failed to show effects in earlier prevention programmes.

The VIP belongs to a third generation of prevention programmes, introduced in the 1980s, which build on existing local structures, are small scale, action oriented and combine a broad low-risk population and high-risk individual strategies.

The draft programme for Argentina is a model of a "new generation of country programme that UNICEF is preparing for middle-income countries," he added.

Although the ad revenues are now starting to return and second-screen viewing with tablets and phones is helping scheduled television to live in harmony with the web, half a generation of talented programme-makers has been lost.

"He gave a generation of fledging programmers a credible programme and voice at a time when video games were the main headline.

Seven generations of framework programmes have been supporting European cooperation since 1984, stimulating a rise in co-authorship particularly with Germany and France.