Sentence examples for programme on the subject from inspiring English sources

He said he had been shown a seven-page fax by the BBC, which was researching a Panorama programme on the subject for broadcast last March.

Much has been said about Jade Goody's legacy; there has already been a TV programme on the subject, which concluded that however divisive the manner of her dying, her frankness about her cervical cancer will save lives.

Presenting a TV programme on the subject you teach and research might therefore be seen as a 'win-win': greater awareness of your course, soaring numbers of Twitter followers, better public understanding of the phenomenon you research, and actual results that might eventually lead to justice for families who still want to see a perpetrator held to account.

A Week In Week Out programme on the subject will be screened on Tuesday, 11 February at 22 35 GMT on BBC One Wales.

At the University of Oviedo, research was carried out within the bachelor's degree in Pedagogy programme on the subjects "Analysis of Methods and Materials for Education and Training" (third year) and "Virtual Environments for Education and Training" (fourth year).

Like a lot of other people up and down the country I share the British obsession with house prices, and I find myself fascinated by programmes on the subject of buying and selling real-estate - in fact I have become hooked on them.

The remainder had seen programmes on the subject on television, while others had read about it.

They have increased their knowledge beyond the theoretical programme of the subjects, enhancing their academic yield.

Freud said wherever he went a great novelist had got there before him, and as this programme showed, on the subject of what constitutes mental disorder and how it should be treated, the novelists easily pipped the psychologists to the post.

Asked on the BBC's Newsnight programme about the subject of arms sales to the regime, Mr Hammond replied that the arms sales helped create "British jobs".

It is not, perhaps, a coincidence that 10 of the contributors and participants in this programme have written books on the subject and they remain amalgams of truths, half truths, possibilities and probabilities And that is the reason that some secrets will never be revealed, and the full definitive history of the Great Train Robbery will never be written.