Sentence examples for impressive programmes from inspiring English sources

New Zealand and Scotland have put in place impressive programmes to reduce the stigma of mental illness, spending 25 times and 8 times more per head than this government to address this massive problem.

There have been some impressive programmes, but it will take time and, crucially, a new coherent creative vision to fully restore the distinctiveness that we all as licence payers have a right to expect from the BBC.

Despite building up an impressive programme among internet cafe owners, the market had moved on.

An impressive programme of arts events has kept the pavilion busy during reconstruction, but Bexhill is still Bexhill.

Next, he took on healthcare – with some of the worst infant mortality rates in the world, Sierra Leone's programme to abolish user fees for children under five and pregnant mothers was an ambitious and impressive programme of reform.

Almost 20 years in the making, the Toronto site is the work of the Aga Khan Trust for Culture which, like a mini Unesco, runs an impressive programme of historic conservation of Islamic architecture around the world and a respected triennial architecture award.

Curiously, though, this impressive programme comes to a stop just before the great day itself, presumably because the poet's mum foolishly gave birth to him a few days outside term.

These include stunning An Lanntair arts centre, which has an impressive programme throughout the year, including DJs, touring acts and a local artist night hosted by 18-year-old Stornoway songwriter Eleanor Nicolson, along with Keith Morrison, whose Wee Studio has been instrumental in developing island musicians.

Staging a Revolution celebrates the 10th anniversary of Belarus Free Theatre with an impressive programme of performances and discussions at various secret locations and the Young Vic in London, including some of their most acclaimed productions: 4.48 Psychosis, Minsk 2011, Being Harold Pinter and more.

It was just him, a team of three, and a tiny budget – yet in their first year they made an impressive 48 programmes.

Alongside the festival, which had flown in A-list film stars and journalists from around the world, it planned to foster Arab talent with an impressive education programme led by Oscar-nominated Palestinian director Scandar Copti, and was investing in regional productions through a grants programme.