Sentence examples for premise of the programme from inspiring English sources

"[It is] not a pyrrhic victory, the whole premise of the programme has just fallen down".

The programme has secured the involvement and commitment of a significant number of actors who have created premises for the programme's continuity and sustainability in the future.

The premise of the program was simple.

A spokeswoman for RT said: "We note Ofcom's decision and want to make clear that the premise of our programme and the factual accuracy of our content have never been called into question.

This is quite weird considering that this intricate ruse (imagine I rolled the "r" in "ruse", please, it's funnier) flies in direct opposition to the time-sensitive premise of the rest of the programme, so the only explanation for the prosthetics is this: Ramsay wanted them, he's an artist, and he threatened to do GBH on the one producer who raised an eyebrow at the idea.

Reflecting Holby City origins as a spin-off from Casualty and the closely related premises of the two programmes, the BBC has screened occasional crossover mini-dramas entitled Casualty@Holby City, featuring a number of characters from each of the two casts.

The premise underpinning the programme was that your wardrobe is the window to your soul, and that better dressing can cure everything from lack of confidence to age-inappropriate self-delusion.

As fitness for purpose was regarded as the central premise of programme design, care should be taken to avoid a too normative view of design principles and quality criteria.

First they report on the manner in which the organisational programme of culture change affected the cultural premise of the new system.

The rest of the programme was stunning.

The cost of the programme is £1.4bn.