Sentence examples for powerful programmes from inspiring English sources

It is one of the most powerful programmes the BBC has ever broadcast with the power to change and save lives, and of course, to solve crimes.

Lord Sharkey attacked the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act, which gives legal cover for many of GCHQ's most powerful programmes.

"Now you have powerful programmes like Parkinson [on which both Bublé and Cullum have appeared], which can break an artist in the UK.

She and Tolokonnikova plan to become human rights activists: "We will be creating very special, colourful and powerful programmes to defend other innocent women in Russian prisons, who are being turned into slaves right now".

"We will be creating very special, colourful and powerful programmes to defend other innocent women in Russian prisons, who are being turned into slaves right now," Alyokhina said, adding that she planned to fly to Siberia in order to meet up with her band mate.

Adepitan has just made a powerful programme about polio in Nigeria, and it has left him both angry and nostalgic.

It is composed of over 40,000 fragments, each of which was modelled with extreme precision on powerful computer programmes to produce a robust and stable structure.

The rich, powerful UCONN programme has spent the last few years plagued by accusations of NCAA recruiting violations.

They have very strong incentives to go along with intelligence organisations that say they need ever-more-powerful surveillance programmes to see what the terrorists are up to.

Reprieve, the legal charity and human rights group acting for Aamer, said the unique recording, broadcast on Sunday night, probably survived because the US military authorities were concerned that the consequences of censoring America's most powerful news programme would outweigh the embarrassment of allowing him to speak.

It is sad that since restrictions were lifted, ITV, which contributed so much to the arts and powerful regular political programmes for example, has left those diminished to no apparent empowerment of its schedule.