Sentence examples for over programmes from inspiring English sources

While there are international cases of men taking over programmes on gender, there are few if any documented cases of men taking over women's or feminist violence prevention campaigns.

"Ah, but the chairman has no influence over programmes," said another.

Root, now based in Washington, said: "I didn't like handing over programmes, I fought, but it was a fact of life.

Companies mulling over programmes similar to that of Microsoft's should view it as more than doing good on a global scale – it is also about their viability in a rapidly changing and fiercely competitive world.

Control over programmes to get the unemployed into work should be handed to cities, according to the mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, and the frontrunner in the race to be mayor of Greater Manchester, as a new report suggests huge savings to the taxpayer could be made by the move.

There should be a special word for Roger Bolton, now Radio 4's Feedback presenter, who played a leading role in several bitter clashes with authority over programmes he made about the Irish conflict, both for the BBC and for Thames TV.

We don't ever over-programme.

The organisation has over 250 programmes in 21 countries.

The youth can be won over through programmes dedicated to job creation and enhancing the quality of education.

There are no existing tools to measure 'exercised authority' over programme administration.

Again, examination of programme experiences and, particularly, actors, through the lens of innovation theory (Table 1), highlights several influences over programme implementation and outcomes.