Sentence examples for per programme from inspiring English sources

'How dare he ask for £600 per programme!

She said quotas could help in the short term but added: "I dread any idea of a fixed quota of women per programme.

Users can attend full-time, daily schemes for up to two years, although Iceni is on average state-funded only for around 12 weeks per programme.

Liz Noble: "This will vary per programme, trainees will need to complete their training programme – but this will often involve the opportunity to experience different departments or projects as part of it.

The What Not to Wear format is being tweaked for BBC1, with the show being extended from 30 to 60 minutes and the duo undertaking two makeovers per programme, rather than one.

The seventh series of Beyond Our Ken finished in February 1964, with an average audience of ten million listeners per programme.

But in a few months, by June, comes the tricky bit, adding on a pay-per-programme feature, which, according to one executive, will prove much more testing: that's the bit that is not yet ready.

@Russ / Why did the beta dispense with the per-channel programme lists?

regarding the per-channel programme lists, I don't see why you couldn't add in the Categories module an aditional group to include this.

4 Is it intentional that iPlayer will continue to offer programmes in the favourites'newew' and 'expiring' lists that have already been watched/listened to by the user? 5 Why did the beta dispense with the per-channel programme lists?

The other three Google, Yahoo! and MSN will also launch pay-per-call programmes sooner or later, says Greg Sterling at The Kelsey Group, a market research firm, because small businesses and service providers like lawyers or plumbers find it much easier to close deals on the phone (many do not even have their own web sites).