Sentence examples for kept the programme from inspiring English sources

He kept the programme as planned, and conducted every work in it superbly.

And the continuing enthusiasm of the tabloids ('Jade's had it away with PJ' was one of dozens of front page heads) has kept the programme in the public eye.

The BBC will be desperate to keep the programme.

The biggest challenge of all will be to keep the programme going without the billionaires' support.

He must also keep the programme's grand inquisitor, John Humphrys, in check.

He now has to find cuts worth €5.3 billion to keep the programme on track to end in May 2014.

One way to keep the programme alive would be to increase the number of Russian Soyuz missions, Anderson said.

The Fed is buying $85bn in bonds per month and said it would keep the programme going until it sees a substantial improvement in the jobs market.

"It was never going to be enough to raise money," says Shewry, though he raised enough last year with his WAW Gathering weekend of some of the world's top cooks to help keep the programme going through 2015.

Prison administrators wanted to keep the programme, and prisoners liked it for the pocket money it provided: $7 a pint, with which they could buy soap and cigarettes.Francis Henderson, the creator of HMA and chairman of its board, maintains that AIDS cases simply did not exist in the South during the 1980s, and that prison plasma was no riskier than other kinds.

The traditional approach would have been to keep the Programme of Study in place for the next four years while we assembled a panel of experts, wrote a new ICT curriculum, spent a fortune on new teacher training, and engaged with exam boards for new ICT GCSES that would become obsolete almost immediately.