Sentence examples for programme states from inspiring English sources

"Though there are differences, there is also common ground," the programme states.

The Minova case "sent the message that the top guys are protected, no matter what", Géraldine Mattioli-Zeltner, advocacy director of Human Rights Watch's international justice programme, states in a video on HRW's site.

Polly Toynbee's article on the independent sector treatment centre programme states that "all were centrally commissioned by diktat without local consultation" (Beware the zealots selling miracle cures of privatisation, 20 October).

The practical incompetence of both institutions is currently, of course, beyond doubt.DOMINIC ROBERTSONGlasgowLending to KenyaSIR Your article on Kenya's IMF programme states correctly that there are strict conditions attached to Kenya's loan ("Dancing in Kenya to the donors' tune", August 5th).

As one of the motto's of the programme states: "girls can play too!" What do we want to see?

The NIHR HTA programme states: "While patient and public involvement (PPI) may not always be needed for all types of research, it is always relevant for HTA trials".

"There are now more than 200,000 smallholders depending on the sale of palm oil," the programme stated.

An error in the matchday programme stated that Portsmouth's record fee for Peter Crouch in 2008 stood at £11bn.

She's been defending the Fed's stimulus programme, stating the importance of healing the economy, and regulating Wall Street better.

The programme stated: "At each stage the music is haunted by other pieces of music and other lyrics; each movement reveals itself as a hallucination of another".

A BBC statement about the programme stated: "Bailiffs recovering debts for local authorities say they do a public service, hunting down those who don't pay up.