Sentence examples for list of programme from inspiring English sources

Participants were randomly selected from a list of programme stakeholders and recruited by Shona-speaking researchers from the Biomedical Research and Training Institute in consultation with community guides.

A mix of stakeholders was selected randomly from a stratified list of programme stakeholders and recruited by Shona-speaking researchers from the BRTI in consultation with community guides.

In order to wrest back the WHO's agenda, potential donors are now approached with a list of programmes that need funding.

• My list of programmes to praise and programmes to asphyxiate in the output of the BBC has produced too many additional nominations to publish here - more for asphyxiation, I have to say, than for commendation.

The 26-page guide to BBC television and radio for 23 December 1978 to 5 January 1979 is more than just a list of programmes: it's a fascinating historical document, revealing much about the country we were that last Christmas before Thatcherism arrived and changed everything.

Potential students will want up-to-date information on open days, a description of places to live while studying and a clear listing of programme fees.

When the time comes to develop a 'wish list' of new programmes and programme expansions, there is an obvious temptation for members of working/advisory groups to 'expand empires' by proposing new investments within their own budget area.

The new tiled interface saw programme icons and live tiles, which displayed at-a-glance information normally associated with "widgets", replace the lists of programmes and icons.

Pollard found that while he made a mistake in pulling the Newsnight programme from the list of sensitive programmes senior management needed to be aware of, he had told the head of news Helen Boaden that she should tell George Entwistle about the programme so he could make a decision on the tributes.

And, for some of his items, it might have been intriguing to see if he could get a different kind of interview from one of those white people – David Cameron, Nigel Farage, Bob Geldof – who form the usual cast list of the programme.

There will be strengthened management and review of the use of the 'managed programmes list', the list of sensitive programmes being made at any point in the BBC.