Sentence examples for is a serious programme from inspiring English sources

"Question Time is a serious programme," said one viewer, Chris Nicholson.

For Labour, shadow work and pensions secretary Liam Byrne called it a "very hazy and half-baked plan from the prime minister, when what we really need is a serious back-to-work programme".

"It is for this reason that the reduction in funding for the EFC programme is a serious handicap to successful implementation: to reiterate, the budget for the current EFC programme is €185.5m (down from €215m under the previous programme), which amounts to merely 0.0171% of the EU multiannual financial framework".

The emergence of anti-tuberculosis drug resistance is a serious problem for TB control programmes in industrialized and developing countries alike.

In the UK, unlike the US, there is no strong culture of university-funded financial aid programmes, which is a serious downside when comparing British universities against their counterparts around the world.

The AMREF clinic did not suffer from stock-outs of drugs which otherwise is a serious barrier to high-quality ART programmes especially for government providers in rural sub-Saharan Africa [41], but patients coming late for drug refill was a frequent problem at the clinic.

Nevertheless, to make a programme like this sustainable in the community, dropout is a serious concern.

Growth could be quicker if a serious programme of pro-investment reforms were undertaken, but there is no likelihood of this for the moment.

"It is a serious, serious business".

"We are now into a serious programme looking at what can be done about trying to modernise an almost 100-year-old global tax framework to align with 21st-century business models," said O'Rourke.

"I think it's a good programme.