Sentence examples for just one programme from inspiring English sources

Wouldn't it be nice if just one programme, apart from Songs of Praise, didn't rely on risqué banter to cover up its creative, moral and spiritual bankruptcy?

That's it, just one programme.

Is having just one programme for all parts of the season the best way to deliver injury prevention programmes in community football?

Criteria used for framework selection was in line with our definition of a health system performance assessment framework, and included: being system wide (not just one programme, dimension, or service provider); well developed and documented, currently in use; and explicitly applied in a health system (or systems) at least twice.

Although its postgrad offering is limited to just one programme, an MSc in banking practice and management, it is a highly regarded qualification within the industry.

"As a group, they expect to be amongst the medals in at least seven or eight categories, so it's pretty impressive when you think it's just one programme," he says.

Honestly, if you haven't already, try just one of these programmes at home.

Alternative placement provision is just one part of a programme introduced to tackle poor behaviour and attendance and other problems, using dedicated members of staff funded by BIP.

Moore presented a total of 721 episodes, missing just one outing in the programme's history, when he was struck down by food poisoning.

Ratings is just one aspect but this programme is a great example of the BBC holding power to account and exposing an issue very much in the public interest".

A clutch of ardent reformers influenced and persuaded parliamentarians to vote for the abolition of the death penalty for murder, during just one year's legislative programme and debates.