Sentence examples for programme to have from inspiring English sources

You might have expected the Today programme to have done a little research before responding to this complaint.

"There are sanctions but in order to prevent [racism] there is an educational programme to have in place in Russia," Valcke said.

They want, as a former gang member said in the same item on the Today programme, "to have a back-up".

The Wire was not the first programme to have an extensive ensemble cast but its strength in depth of characters certainly makes it one of the most memorable.

You've no idea what a difference it made to me when I felt I didn't always need to be the person on the Today programme, to have to defend difficult stuff.

Over this time we believe our programme to have got stronger and our dialogue with artists and audiences to have improved: we have increased our tickets sold from around 60,000 to 100,000 per annum over this period.

There is considerable potential for distance learning programmes to have a major impact on the future delivery of surgical training.

The programme seemed to have swallowed some Ministry of Food propaganda whole.

The results of this programme to date have been encouraging.

None of the mass surveillance programmes had been shown to have helped prevent any of the recent terrorist attacks.

Most of them are targeted programmes which have not shown to have longer term beneficial effects.