Sentence examples for honourable programme from inspiring English sources

He said that the "overriding priority is to unite Brazil around an honourable programme worthy of all Brazilians".

"He ushered in the end of the age of deference and made honourable programmes like [Today] and Newsnight possible".

Even using the phrase "military coup" could encourage a neighbour or colleague to report you to the police hotlines advertised on nightly news programmes – honourable citizens referred to "the 30 June revolution".

Honour systems only work with honourable people.

Charles Nicholl, whose acclaimed life of Leonardo was published in 2004, "was supposedly in this rather honourable position of being the last person to talk on the programme".

You need purchasing programmes and to have a dialogue in the most honourable way with the most fragile and poorest communities you are working with.

Mbuya Matajwa Mwanza told Honourable Mupfumira who was accompanied by the UNICEF Representative in Zimbabwe, Mr. Reza Hossaini how enrolling in the programme had, quite literally, changed her family's life.

However honourable Mordaunt's intentions might be – and showing off must surely come into it – the programme-makers are in it for ratings, not to further the cause of their subjects.

As Peter Jonas, former managing director of English National Opera, observed in his recent passionate defence of the company and its current artistic director John Berry, honourable failures and the "occasional stinker" are par for the course alongside "thrilling successes" when offering a programme of the range and ambition that ENO regularly tackles.

The Honourable Marlene Mungunda, Minister for Gender Equality and Child Welfare of Namibia, was delighted that Namibia's programme was being considered for more funding.

But the word also has an honourable association: guanxi are doing more to revive America's blighted inner cities than a dozen government programmes.Witness Los Angeles.