Sentence examples for programme was devoted from inspiring English sources

The entire programme was devoted to Trident.

8.07am: Most of the last night's BBC Newsnight programme was devoted to WikiLeaks.

There was no military training, he claimed, saying only 1% of the programme was devoted to learning about weapons.

Peel was originally given the stereo slot in the progressive rock days of the Seventies, when his programme was devoted to LPs.

Gordon Brown 29% David Cameron 36% Nick Clegg 32% Don't know 3% Ratings after first debate, where half the programme was devoted to domestic issues.

A broad strip of the weekend's programme was devoted to Britain's response to the US invasion of talking pictures – from faltering experiments to the first sound successes.

Forty-five minutes of the one-hour programme were devoted to personality portraits of the young musicians, using the recipe we've grown used to in programmes like Pop Idol.

So it defines a business school as one in which at least 50% of the teaching, in a graduate programme, is devoted to "traditional business subjects", but concedes quickly that even this "should be interpreted in the context of the school and its mission".

The JET programme is devoted to the consolidation of ITER design choices and the qualification of ITER integrated regimes of operation.

A dedicated part of the PPPT programme is devoted to the neutronics which, among others, has to define and verify requirements and boundary conditions for the DEMO systems.

Twenty years ago very few organizations and programmes were devoted to addressing issues of child labour, sexual abuse and exploitation of children, violence against children in schools and at home, the child-soldier phenomenon, justice for children, and the protection of orphans and vulnerable children.