Sentence examples for programme was born from inspiring English sources

That programme was born out of the country's humiliating loss of East Pakistan in 1971.

So positive was the feedback that the HenPower programme was born and has now been rolled out in 40 care homes nationwide.

So Smith, with his deputy chief constable at the time and the chair of the British Transport Police Authority, brought the NHS to the table, and the new Suicide Prevention Plan programme was born.

The Urban Age programme was born 10 years ago in the belief that the time had come to do more, in so far as such things are possible in the scrupulous world of academic research, than simply to reflect and observe.

The programme is born within the framework of the 1990 cooperation agreement with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) and the Social Worker Secretariat.

Through the PMTCT programme, the baby was born HIV negative.

The inspiration for starting a new programme for youth was born when the Palestinian National TV network realized that, amidst the gloomy circumstances and grim news headlines which children are exposed to, there was a great hunger for positive content.

Skills for Care told her about its I Care ambassador programme and a partnership was born.

So was born a programme that distills all the most entertaining bits of each format, and discards all the ponderousness.

We walked into the Rudolfinum and bought seats on the spot for that night's performance; a Czech programme of Suk and Mahler (he was born in Bohemia) conducted by the great Vladimir Ashkenazy.

He remains an active food writer and has appeared on television shows such as Saturday Kitchen, MasterChef, the Roux family centric series, The Roux Legacy, and on the Woman's Hour programme on BBC Radio 4. Michel Roux was born in Charolles, Saône-et-Loire, in a room above his grandfather's charcuterie (a delicatessen specializing in meat products).