Sentence examples for money the programme from inspiring English sources

"It was good money – the programme was mainly funded by the EU.

C4's director of programmes, Tim Gardam, wrote in an internal strategy document in 2000 that running nearly an hour of news at 7pm meant the slot lost the channel money; the programme's revenues covered only half its costs; the news got far fewer viewers than more popular programming would have.

Volunteers do stints around the world on secondment to WFP and staff are encouraged to raise money for the programme (they generated €2.5m last year).

Tim's second main task will be to cajole a busy, fulltime television executive to work for no money devising the programme (this year's is launched on Tuesday).

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.

First, there is more money in the programme, more than double what Atos was receiving for the contract, although it's structured in a different way – the company is likely to receive between £590m and £650m over three years.

But that is unlikely in this case since the money for the programme came from the national lottery, and the study found no significant change in teaching resources, methods or training in schools that acquired computers through the scheme.A second possibility is that the transition to using computers in instruction takes time to have an effect.

This was sufficient a reason for Maria van der Hoeven, the minister of education, to earmark some extra money for the programme.

"However, the Welsh Government, working with its partners, needs to do more to demonstrate the overall impact and value for money of the programme and to ensure that it is being delivered consistently in line with its expectations.

"Printing money" as the programme is sometimes called can conjure up fears of high inflation and Germany has had seriously disruptive episodes of that in the first half of the twentieth century.

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