Sentence examples for programme to the tune of from inspiring English sources

It is funding the programme to the tune of $9.6m over four years.

The government's plan to sponsor an "eradication programme" to the tune of £100 per hectare per year is futile; though it will have the effect of transferring even more public money to rural landowners.

"The recession has affected our income-generation programme to the tune of about one-third of our budget". She said the centre faced a £500,000 shortfall in this year's £1.6m budget as private sponsors, many of whom operate in the building industry, have been hit by the economic climate.

The programme is funded to the tune of $225-233m225-233m first two years – with funders including the UK government.

"It's not that kind of programme, is it?" he says, to the tune of thousands of sobbing fans.

The trusts funded worthy causes, from clean-water projects and literacy programmes to the various Tata institutions, to the tune of $97m in 2010.

More than 250 councils are opting for cash receipts in exchange for their land assets through signing up to the One Public Estate programme intended to sell land and property to the tune of £414m by 2019.

All the time while mismanaging the academies programme to a tune of £1bn".

Officials from the IMF, EU and ECB continued their work in Dublin on a programme designed to enact widespread cuts and new taxes to the tune of €15bn (£13bn).

The Selector is part of an outreach programme by the British Council, and the show's role – funded to the tune of £50,000 by the government – is to spread underground music all over the world.

The Scottish Government is promoting, to the tune of £1.2m over three years, a programme of work under the banner of Made in Scotland marketing Scottish theatre and performance to overseas producers.