Sentence examples for programme that could be from inspiring English sources
This is now a programme that could be dying.
He sets out a programme that could be implemented immediately for reform of oversight of the agencies.
FINANCE Judges comments: "This is the kind of innovative programme that could be replicated throughout the NHS".
Britain and France are also pushing for Iran to dismantle those parts of its nuclear programme that could be used for weapons.
Having interviewed more than 1,200 former captives, his challenge, he says, was to create a trauma counselling programme that could be applied in multiple locations, in another language, for a "devastated group who have endured multiple genocides".
Their first script was shown in-house to staff as an example of a programme that could be made on a shoestring – imperative after the commercial companies had paid so much for their licences.
Johnson said: "I don't see why a regressive tax should fund programmes that could be funded without subsidy.
Of course not all TV programmes are suited for "transmedia" storytelling, but Louise Brown, head of new media and cross platform commissioning at Channel 4 is keen to find more documentary programmes that could be.
And a number of top business schools have been reinventing their MBA programmes in recent years – including the father of them all, Harvard Business School – to reflect changing priorities and the economic realities of running programmes that could be struggling for participants.
As a result, governments, international organisations and local charities may be investing funds and resources in programmes that could be more efficient, according to the paper published on Wednesday in the journal Plos One.
A highly respected economist and permanent secretary at the Treasury before being appointed Ofcom's chief executive in December 2014, White believes in general the "audience think the BBC quality is good – better than ever", but refuses to give examples of programmes that could be deemed distinctive.
