Sentence examples for programme commercial from inspiring English sources

Tailored flyers and posters were distributed to: workshops and support groups; community sexual health testing clinics; gay bars, saunas and clubs; an MSM mail-out condom programme; commercial venues (eg, African food and barber shops) and in educational settings known to have large African student populations.

However, although modern breeding programmes consider many more traits [ 1], in early breeding programmes, commercial broiler breeders that were selected primarily for rapid growth and high meat yield produced fewer eggs [ 2, 3].

I worked on a lot of corporate stuff, a few broadcast programmes and commercial programmes.

A recent Deutsche Bank report (pdf) describes microfinance as "a development programme turning commercial".

Campaigners and politicians say Japan's scientific whaling programme is commercial whaling by another name and is unethical and unnecessary.

Australia argued that the programme was commercial whaling in disguise.

When viewers see the Shazam logo on screen, they are invited to 'Shazam' the television programme or commercial where they can interact with "special programming content, buy products, and enter promotions".

During the court case, Australia argued that Japan's programme was commercial whaling in disguise, but Tokyo said the suit was an attempt to impose Australia's cultural norms on Japan.

Image caption Sting's campaign for his Desert Rose single relied heavily on "sync licensing" It seems quaint to recall that bands used to be accused of "selling out" if a TV programme or commercial used their music.

However, problems with the management of loans prevented the programme resettling commercial sex workers by providing them with alternative incomes.

Similarly, the BBC should experiment with new and innovative programmes - the kind of programmes that commercial broadcasters could never risk trying to make.