Sentence examples for planned a programme from inspiring English sources

"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.

For some time, COSPAR has been planning a programme of capacity-building workshops to be held in developing countries, and the first of these was held at Institute Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE), São José dos Campos, Brazil from 4th to 13th December 2001.

At their first meeting, Tony Holland informed Richard that they were planning a programme that would not "duck social issues but would be a hard-hitting drama including teenage pregnancy, drugs, racial conflict, prostitution, rape, mental illness, homosexuality, alcoholism, and muggings among its subjects".

We are now planning a programme of research to identify the prevalence of sexual problems following a diagnosis of gynaecological cancer.

Discussion around algorithm 3 focused on the wish list versus the realistic list: "" the things related to common causes should be added, otherwise it can be suggested to put a gynecologist also in the kit, if possible!" (P9)." Other concerns related to the importance of planning a programme of training to accompany any additions to the kit.