Sentence examples for off the programmes from inspiring English sources

Notwithstanding #1, he does worry about a "cliff effect" (ie, a spike in bond yields when the current purchase bond programmes are complete) and leaves open the possibility that the Fed might want to taper off the programmes by scheduling additional, smaller purchases after the current purchases are complete.3.3

After Will opted to keep Pritchard in the show, Jessie erupted and stomped off the programme.

"Should we cut her line off?" the programme controller asked me on another line.

As a result, it was decided the simulation should kick off the programme and the part time programme was overhauled to align it with the full-time MBA.

Feltz said she was "disappointed" to be voted off the programme, which she described as a "great pleasure" to be part of.

One study found that ten years after starting on disability benefits, less than 4% of recipients had returned to work.Some people are ripping off the programme.

… It's really really difficult for us to defy their instructions on this so I'm going to have to take you off the programme.

Ms Goodspeed's death gives the makers of Idol, America's most popular TV show, serious pause for thought regarding the treatment of the thousands of unsuccessful contestants kicked off the programme each year.

On Sunday, the European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker urged political leaders not to be put off the programme already agreed for taking in more of those genuinely fleeing conflict.

Medicare's computers were pumping out thousands of payments a year for patients who had been struck off the programme before receiving their treatment, until human hands began to intervene this year.

Clarkson's latest indiscretion follows hot on the heels of the storm surrounding BBC One Show presenter Carol Thatcher being thrown off the programme for referring to male tennis player as a "golliwog" while off-air.