Sentence examples for plan a programme from inspiring English sources
"Plan a programme" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it whenever you are referring to organizing an event or activity, such as a business conference or a weekly sports practice. For example, "We need to plan a programme for the conference that appeals to all the attendees."
Meanwhile, M&S is attempting to improve its ethical and environmental credentials with a welter of new commitments under its Plan A programme.
The scheme is part of M&S's Plan A programme and an expansion of a partnership with Oxfam which began in January 2008 and has seen more than 10m items donated, worth an estimated £8m.
The ASN will discharge to usual clinical care all control group patients, and plan a programme of EBI for treatment group patients.
The project subsequently diversified into a number of programmes, including a people's financed and managed low-cost sanitation programme; a housing programme; a basic health and family planning programme; a programme of supervised credit for small family enterprise units; an education programme; and a rural development programme in the nearby villages.
"Nightline never planned a programme there, and a truck was not stolen.
No artistic director planning a programme, or casting a show, can hide any longer behind lack of knowledge.
At a press conference on Friday, Mr Entwistle told reporters that Helen Boaden (head of news) had told him that Newsnight was planning a programme about Savile.
"We are planning a programme that builds a bridge between the present and the history of theatre and the history of the Volksbühne," Dercon said.
As part of the documentary series Real Lives, the BBC was planning a programme on the troubles in Northern Ireland which included an interview with Martin McGuinness, the Sinn Fein politician and allegedly a senior member of the IRA (an allegation he denied).
The companies triggered the protest by planning a programme of performances to mark the opening of a new £6.4m cultural centre in the West Bank settlement of Ariel later this year.
Privately, Glencore's aides insist the firm is stable and talk about continuing to implement "its debt reduction plans", a programme to cut borrowings by $10bn that was forced on it by shareholders and announced earlier this month.
