Sentence examples for its own programmes from inspiring English sources

Q: The BBC does not put up enough people to defend it on its own programmes.

The BBC, by contrast, can set programming standards and act as a training ground so long as it produces its own programmes.Bigger independents do indeed dominate: five of them make 80% of all independent programming hours.

Commercial rivals would be further protected through restrictions on the BBC's on-air advertising of its own programmes across its networks, it was reported.

They argue it uses licence-fee cash to promote its own programmes and products online.

An earlier version stated that CBeebies does not make its own programmes.

Oracle first tried to move beyond databases and other "infrastructure" software (which together produce two-thirds of its revenues) and break into enterprise applications with its own programmes.

When it bought Diapers.com it closed down its own programme, which had lost hundreds of millions of dollars.

As the BTP evaluates its own programme, it continues to work out the little kinks.

The Muslim Council of Britain has announced that it will set up its own programme next year aiming to tackle the issue of support for Isis within Muslim communities.

We are now going to have to give Scotland the power to raise taxes so that it can pay for its own programme, which is I think an essential democratic point.

Texas (unsurprisingly) did not feel moved to be especially strict, and it took the opportunity to devise its own programme for reducing emissions.