Sentence examples for governors programme from inspiring English sources

The corporation's head of editorial complaints originally cleared the controversial edition of From Our Own Correspondent of breaching BBC impartiality guidelines, but the governors' programme complaints committee yesterday overturned the decision.

The BBC governors' programme complaints committee also ruled that the broadcast was not in breach of internal guidelines, though one governor, Angela Sarkis, broke ranks and said she "profoundly disagreed".

To become a prison governor I joined the prison service assistant governor programme as a graduate.

When Milne returned five days later, having taken the decision, surely unthinkable today, not to cut short his holiday, he told the governors the programme was transmittable with minor changes, and that he planned to say so publicly.

He used his monthly "Ask the Governor" radio programme to urge his supporters to relax: "You know, no one's voting for another 12 and a half months.

A strike at the BBC followed, and upon his return Milne, fought the governors, arguing the programme should be broadcast.

Its board of governors pulled the programme while Milne was away on holiday.

Mrs Thatcher was furious about a 1985 Real Lives documentary that gave a platform to former IRA commander Martin McGuinness – and the BBC's governors pulled the programme under intense political pressure.

The irony was that while the board of governors found the programme unacceptable, Hamann had word back that both the loyalist and republican camps thought it fair and enlightening.

Sir Peter Sutherland, chairman of the LSE's board of governors, said the programme created "unacceptable risks" for the school's reputation and the students involved.

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