Sentence examples for interest in the programmes from inspiring English sources

The reduced interest in the programmes resulted from the challenges that the first CBHW programmes experienced, and which reduced their programmatic effectiveness [ 2, 3, 6].

Azerbaijan, aware that the EU is interested in its energy supplies anyway, has lost interest in the programme.

Korjus estimated that 60% who had registered interest in the programme had done so for business purposes.

The committee found problems in the gathering, not the broadcasting, of the documentary by the BBC, deciding that "there was a strong public interest in the programme".

The BBC said it made the decision to bring forward the airing of India's Daughter following international interest in the programme about the brutal rape in December 2012 of 23-year-old physiotherapy student Jyoti Singh.

Such was the interest in the programme that its producer, Professor Tim Taylor, proposed to Channel 4 the idea of an entire series, based on the concept of short intensive digs.

In its verdict on Panorama's undercover documentary in North Korea, the BBC Trust found there was a "real public interest" in the programme but that the BBC had "failed to consider a number of important issues and risks, and failed to deal with them appropriately".

Overall, our results document a low interest in the programme.

"We have had more than 200 people registering an interest in the programme with us via SMS, and we have some of the top employers signed-up and ready to take on apprentices such as The Cinnamon Club, Hakkasan and Café Spice Namaste, but many young people who have been unemployed for a long time lack the confidence to even turn up on the day of the interview or the first training day.

There has been growing interest in the programme from international alumni.

Mentors reported difficulties developing relationships with those who lacked interest in the programme.