Sentence examples for programme matters from inspiring English sources
The arts minister Ed Vaizey insisted the Government does not "interfere in programme matters".
On the agenda for this week's three-day board session are financial issues and integrated approaches to achieving the Millennium Development Goals, as well as the UNITE FOR CHILDREN UNITE AGAINST AIDS campaign and other programme matters.
If there is a sense in which it should be used, it is this: what the public wants and what it has the right to get is freedom to choose from the widest range of programme matter.
I think policy matters, I think programmes matter.
Australia's programme is best thought of as a demonstration project, says Bill Louden of the University of Western Australia: "excellent and tiny" and showing what can be done with three times the usual spending per trainee.But such pilot programmes matter because they can drag standards up across the board.
Asked if it mattered that the event no longer existed, Lauder told the BBC's Today programme: "It matters enormously.
"The hour is grave," Craig wrote in the match programme, and matters may be finally coming to a head, if only for the simple fact that the end of this season, when the old ERC accord expires, is a few months closer than it was at the end of last season.
On April 28th the parliament passed measures to sack 15,000 civil servants by the end of 2014; they will be replaced by young, qualified new entrants.A litmus test will be the privatisation programme, which matters less for the revenues it will raise than for the wider opening-up of the economy it signals.
It is how the Sunday Politics approaches all the longer forensic interviews on the programme, no matter the subject or the interviewee.
David Elstein, the former chief executive of Channel 5, said he would have to be "pretty brain dead" not to investigate the programme's subject matter.
