Sentence examples for not a programme for from inspiring English sources

It is not a programme for government.

This is definitely not a programme for vegetarians.

But it is not a programme for government here.

Game of Thrones is certainly not a programme for the faint-hearted, often characterised by its graphic scenes of sex, violence and rape.

Labour's campaign got the economy bit across but failed to explain memorably what else it would do for five years (saving Sure Start is nice, but not a programme for government).

Ruth Davidson has launched the Scottish Conservative manifesto with a candid admission that it is not a programme for government but a programme for a strong opposition, and pledged to succeed where Labour has failed in holding the Scottish National party to account.

It was amazing that he survived in the BBC as late as 1961, to be confronted by the new age in the form of the McKinsey consultancy: McKinsey: "Mr MacNeice, you have not produced a programme for a year.

But it's not just a programme for breeders or the broody; I am more inclined to swoon over puppies than babies, yet every week, something in it – usually the sight of a tiny, slimy human becoming aware it has just entered the world– will bring sudden tears.

The report also said it was disappointed the Home Office had not implemented a programme for individuals returning to Britain where there is evidence they had fought in Syria.

"It is not only a programme for the next generation of Jordanians," says Layali Abu-Sir.

Well, Frost has departed, Dawkins is well able to defend himself and the BBC can laugh off Miller's remarks as sour grapes since he hasn't made a programme for the corporation in 10 years.