Sentence examples for programme survived from inspiring English sources

The programme survived by SSDF's decision to divert cash ( 300,000 USD over the two year period) from HOPE to KSL and the use of in-kind contributions such as housing materials contributed by the European Union, valued at nearly US$150,0000.

'How will old programmes survive when everyone will be able to download anything they want?

It was found that the programme has survived in most communities on very little outside input and support, demonstrating that the ownership of the programme lies essentially with the communities.

The programme even survived Cuba's economic crisis of the early 90s, the so-called "special period" after the fall of the Soviet bloc.

Social-protection programmes have survived relatively unscathed.

But some American school desegregation programmes have survived the anti-bussing backlash, and their successes are worth replicating.

That worries Democrats who want a broader foreign-aid programme to survive.

For the programme to survive though, there has to be continued buy-in from all the participating bodies.

However, because of the gaps in US intelligence on Iran, there can be no certainty about how much of the Iranian nuclear programme might survive.

Although the overall Countdown budget has been cut from £6m to nearer £4m a year, sources at the broadcaster are adamant that the programme will survive the departures of presenters Des O'Connor and Carol Vorderman, who has been with the show since its launch in 1982.

Syrian children in the Zaatari refugee camp in Jordan, where thousands of families rely on electronic food vouchers, or "e-cards," from the U.N. World Food Programme to survive.