Sentence examples for programme monitor from inspiring English sources

Huw Wheldon was interviewing her for the BBC arts programme, Monitor.

In November the Guardian website posted an unforgettable film made by Ken Russell for the BBC arts programme Monitor about the young author of A Taste of Honey, Shelagh Delaney.

Huw Wheldon – D-day war hero and founder, in 1958, of the first TV arts programme Monitor, nursery of Ken Russell, John Schlesinger, Humphrey Burton and Melvyn Bragg – invented a ringing phrase to describe the BBC's cultural mission.

Over the next two years he was to impress most of the corporation's top brass - save only the arts supremo Huw Wheldon, who to Drummond's chagrin passed over his confident application to join the arts magazine programme Monitor.

But from the early 60s Miller was set on a different trajectory; he became the film critic of the New Yorker and in 1964 editor of the BBC's flagship arts television programme, Monitor.

In 1964, in the wake of the publication of The Whitsun Weddings, Larkin was the subject of an episode of the arts programme Monitor, directed by Patrick Garland.

Programme monitoring frameworks are crucial to start developing or reinvesting in at this stage.

"The Today programme between 6am and 7am still has the worst ratio of any programme monitored in any category for the representation of women.

With a strategic plan and a regularly updated programme monitoring framework, it becomes easier to track and identify what the problem was – and what to not do next time.

As an applied research institute focused on women and girls, the International Center for Research on Women (ICRW), where I work, develops and promotes a more intuitive approach to gender in programme monitoring and evaluation.

The patients come from an existing programme monitoring those with high-risk chronic heart failure through out-patient appointments.