Sentence examples for of its own programmes from inspiring English sources

Commercial rivals would be further protected through restrictions on the BBC's on-air advertising of its own programmes across its networks, it was reported.

Mr Cohen objects to the way the BBC decides the value of its own programmes and offers them first to BBC Worldwide.

The government review concluded this would actually cost more than renewing Trident in its current form, since the UK may have to bear all the research and development costs of its own programme.

But there was a slight recovery in metal prices by end of the week as analysts said the sell-off had been overdone and hopes were raised that the eurozone could embark on its own programme of quantitative easing.

UNICEF is increasingly emphasizing sanitation, expanding its own programmes of support in countries around the world and advocating for an increased focus on sanitation by governments and funding partners.

On some aims, such as making more of its own hit programmes in-house, it has actually gone backwards.

"The Foreign Affairs Select Committee FACC) is independent of the UK Government and is responsible for determining its own programme of inquiries.

And, given that China holds (and is therefore now selling) euros as well, the European Central Bank also should bear this in mind when it decides in December whether to ramp up its own programme of quantitative easing.

In Britain, the Bank of England has run its own programme of quantitative easing, spending 200 billion pounds (about 14percentt of GDP) mostly on UK government securities, and has introduced a scheme for financial institutions to swap mortgage-backed securities for UK Treasury bills.

Amazon, naturally, fed it with details of its own recruitment programme over the previous 10 years.

Investors also bet on the European Central Bank soon starting its own programme of sovereign bond purchases in order to avert a deflationary spiral.