Sentence examples for programme as a show of from inspiring English sources

GE also suggested that it only got involved in the government's commercial-paper guarantee programme as a show of support for a scheme that would help other firms, not because it needed to.

The Revolutionary Guards began the two-day ground exercises on Saturday as a show of military might as tension rises between Tehran and the West over Iran's disputed nuclear programme.

As a show of good faith, Pres.

Kristin Thompson argues that The Simpsons uses a "flurry of cultural references, intentionally inconsistent characterization, and considerable self-reflexivity about television conventions and the status of the programme as a television show".

Activists condemned the programme as a common tactic of showing forced confessions misrepresented as interviews.

The Pakistan News Watch website described the programme as "an assemblage of stereotypes" but added that "shows like Citizen Khan are essential in multicultural societies and help put all communities on an equal footing - if everyone can have a laugh at everyone else's expense, then no one can claim superiority".

This was an enjoyable programme, as are all Jenkins's shows.

(Pilgrimage is another of my ongoing interests but little did I know at the time that this fitted perfectly with the museum's programme, as my show nestles between Treasures of Heaven, about medieval Christian relics, and a coming show about pilgrimage to Mecca, Hajj).

Local bulletins are a condition of the licence; cheap chat shows are inevitable (station controllers like to cite "The One Show", a jovial BBC programme, as a model).

See articleDilma Rousseff, Brazil's president, sharply increased welfare payments under the country's Bolsa Família anti- poverty programme, as polls showed her approval rating dipping ahead of October's presidential election.

Despite the X Factor Saturday show losing about 10% of viewers over the past 12 months, advertisers still view the programme as a launch pad for major campaigns.