Sentence examples for programme to be cancelled from inspiring English sources

The furore caused by plans for Galliano to teach a workshop at New York design school Parsons in April this year eventually caused said programme to be cancelled.

When the press got wind of the programme, the Home Secretary, Leon Brittan, called for it to be cancelled; but Protheroe described it as "responsible and balanced" and said it would go ahead.

The tour had to be cancelled.

If anything was cancelled, it didn't need to be cancelled," she said.

One interview had to be cancelled due to scheduling difficulties.

Some 200 flights had to be canceled.

No, it ought to be canceled.

However, the Ministry of Defence announced in March 2007 that this so-called "Fix to Field" programme would be cancelled, and instead it would revert the helicopters' avionics to Chinook HC2/2A specification.

The district informants also complained that whatever activity they proposed with a view to enhance the PMTCT programme would be cancelled by the regional secretariat as the aims and the priorities had already been made by the donors.

If not, both money and futile effort would be saved and the programme can be cancelled.

The announcement coincided with the education secretary's confirmation that the £55bn, 20-year Building Schools for the Future programme would be cancelled altogether.