Sentence examples for money of the programme from inspiring English sources

9 Given the uncertainty relating to the effectiveness data, there is unsurprisingly conflicting evidence regarding the value for money of the programme.

I mine the data for statistical confirmation, work out a trading programme to exploit those patterns and when the chance of actually making money on the programme looks good enough, we go for it.

It seemed from the headlines, such as "Obama touts faith-based initiative plans" and "Obama wants to expand role of religious groups" - that he was not only accepting Bush's position but bolstering it, promising to release even larger gobs of money to the programme.

"We stripped out almost all the money out of the jobs programme.

Because the infrastructure of the NHS breast screening is already in place, such a trial is likely to represent good value for money compared with the cost of the programme.

Because the point of the programme, the money shot of the whole thing, is the moment when the victims see how badly their kitchen has been wrecked.

Norman Brodie, general manager of Cadbury London 2012, says the company has, as part of the programme, spent money improving nine recreation areas near its offices and factories across the UK and Ireland.

For the Guardian's Simon Jenkins it is the "greatest waste of public money" of any government programme.

He added: "It is no wonder that BA is in the state it is in if Willie Walsh has the time to watch past editions of the Money Programme".

Also in Leeds next week, Gary McNair's brilliantly simple performance lecture about money, Crunch, is part of the Leeds Met Studio programme at Northern Ballet.

2008 Branson on Walsh's accusation that the entrepreneur had lied when claiming he had condemned price-fixing on the BBC's Money Programme: "It is no wonder that BA is in the state it is in if Willie Walsh has the time to watch past editions of the Money Programme".