Sentence examples for most powerful programmes from inspiring English sources

It is one of the most powerful programmes the BBC has ever broadcast with the power to change and save lives, and of course, to solve crimes.

Lord Sharkey attacked the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act, which gives legal cover for many of GCHQ's most powerful programmes.

Reprieve, the legal charity and human rights group acting for Aamer, said the unique recording, broadcast on Sunday night, probably survived because the US military authorities were concerned that the consequences of censoring America's most powerful news programme would outweigh the embarrassment of allowing him to speak.

We quickly found that what was most powerful about our programme was the school-to-school side, which meant schools learnt so much about each other.

The most powerful constitutional power was imperium.

THE history of manned space flight since the end of America's moon missions in 1973 can be summed up by a single fact: nearly half a century after its maiden flight in 1967, the Saturn V, the immense, building-sized rocket that powered the Apollo programme, remains the most powerful space vehicle ever flown.

Len McCluskey, the leader of the Unite union and one of Corbyn's most powerful backers, has told a BBC Panorama programme, to be broadcast on Monday night, that disloyal MPs should be "held to account".

Millions of Saudis struggle on the fringes of one of the world's most powerful economies, where jobs and welfare programmes have failed to keep pace with a population that has soared from 6 million in 1970 to 28 million today.

"My kids are crying and I can't provide for them". Millions of Saudis struggle on the fringes of one of the world's most powerful economies, where jobs and welfare programmes have failed to keep pace with a population that has soared from 6 million in 1970 to 28 million today.

The former New Zealand prime minister and head of the UN's development programme is the most powerful woman in the organisation.

A number of empirical articles published in the course of the past decade have emphasised that parenting programmes are among the most powerful and cost-effective interventions available to prevent child maltreatment and socioemotional and behavioural problems in children.