Sentence examples for ground the programme from inspiring English sources

"Though there are differences, there is also common ground," the programme states.

Instead of measuring results on the ground, the programme calculated the supposed impacts of its work based on background sources, said the watchdog.

You know – cheering?", while in the same newspaper Libby Purves said that while the scheme had "already proved its value on the ground" the programme "would be sweeter and better and more acceptable if the young workers' money, however publicly subsidised, visibly came from the employers they are working for".

While the army discusses the advantages of unmanned drones offering valuable intelligence to troops on the ground, the programme has run into controversy.

"Early Breakfast is an amazing training ground," notes the programme controller.

In this slim volume, both the state of Pinochet's Chile – which became the testing ground for the programme of rightwing economics adopted by Reagan and Thatcher – and the experience of working in disguise are rendered dramatically.

Three years to the month after becoming the first eurozone country to be bailed out by the European Union (EU), European Central Bank (ECB) and International Monetary Fund (IMF), Greece has finally got its long-delayed privatisation campaign off the ground, and the programme has turned the debt-choked country into a battleground for nations seeking access to the EU trading bloc.

After failing to persuade Asquez to sign his statement, the journalists eventually incorporated his account of seeing Savage shot while on the ground into the programme.

In an unprecedented intervention the then home secretary Leon Brittan fired off a letter to the BBC demanding, on security grounds, that the programme be pulled.

Thus, new subjects or issues or emphases do not gain ground within the programmes of teacher education unless there is space for them among the existing subjects.

Teachers will picket the set of Waterloo Road and whatever is the successor is to Grange Hill, on the grounds that the programmes are a form of child abuse.