Sentence examples for key programmes from inspiring English sources

"We had about eight key programmes – anything from tourism to shipping, agriculture, textiles," he told the Samoa Observer.

Ofcom's solution is that operators of local FM stations can apply to merge and move in together, share key programmes and cut costs.

ITV's ad budget has been boosted this year to push key programmes, such as Trinny & Susannah Undress, Primeval, Emmerdale and The Bill.

But, in what could be seen as a sign that the corporation does not intend to back down, preparations are under way to ensure cover is on standby for key programmes such as BBC Radio 4's Today on Friday.

With more than one-third of London's CO2 emissions coming from homes, one of the key programmes to achieving those cuts was the domestic energy efficiency programme RE NEW.

The key programmes in the history of television drama tend to list themselves: The Singing Detective, Edge of Darkness, Boys from the Blackstuff and the plays of Jack Rosenthal.

Following on from the much-missed late Nick Clarke, Kearney is under pressure to be much more than a reliable custodian of this key programme.

The Lowry exhibition is aimed at children, parents and grandparents alike and is organised thematically, rather than chronologically, picking out a key programme from the archives and another from the present or more recent past.

It is difficult to avoid the slightly cynical view that for political benefits to flow uninterrupted, no region can be seen as being denied the chance to shine in any of the key programme genres.

It could be used prospectively by those involved in programme design and implementation to further our understanding of community participation and its relationship with health outcomes, as well as key programme outcomes, such as sustainability.

"This was a key programme that was good for everyone," he said.