Sentence examples for mainstream programme from inspiring English sources

In the autumn of 2011, it launched Tempora as a mainstream programme, shared with the Americans.

Its mainstream programme won't appeal to film buffs but it's a beautiful spot for watching fun and popular movies.

Our more mainstream programme is benefiting too, as artists seek to understand the wider landscape of what we offer.

He cut his teeth on mainstream programme s such as Children's Ward, but Davies, 43, burst on to the television scene in 1999 when his gay drama Queer as Folk got the nation in a collective hot flush.

Around two-thirds of resources are development and research control costs, so resources used to develop, prepare and deliver these programmes should be categorised separately so that the cost of the mainstream programme can be estimated accurately.

34 In a full trial, resources used should be captured prospectively 37 and this pilot study has established that categories of resource use are also important to consider to establish accurate mainstream programme costs.

Washington not only promotes democracy through mainstream programmes, but also funds the excellent National Endowment for Democracy, which is a flexible and effective agency.

I believe that the London audience is well primed for it; 20th-century music is better integrated into mainstream programmes than it is in New York, where hundred-year-old pieces by Schoenberg still cause rumblings of unease".

Debbie Fallon, lead author of the review and from the University of Manchester, says: "Mainstream programmes just aren't tailored to the needs of this group of people, and there is surprisingly little being done for them.

"The State Administration of Radio Film and Television also encourages [broadcasters] to produce harmonious, healthy and mainstream programmes, such as culture and art appreciation, history, geography and astronomy, and [those addressing] public welfare," the report added.

The accounts from the health promotion and public health nursing staff provide an excellent insight into the ways in which mainstream programmes and services may not always be relevant to the needs of asylum seekers who require specialised and targeted care in the community.