Sentence examples for programmes of sorts from inspiring English sources

And the major parties have at least got policy programmes of sorts in their manifestos.

Now obviously we aren't going up against Question Time, we're against programmes of different sorts".

Because we don't see public service broadcasting as just a narrow set of boxes to tick, but as a framework to maximise genuine public value through programmes of all sorts of shapes and sizes that resonate and mean something to audiences about the society that is evolving around us.

But now it seems that the technology really has some momentum behind it; almost all of the big car-makers have electric car programmes of some sort.

Of these, three were case reports, one was a qualitative study [ 31] and four are the results of initiating programmes of this sort [ 1, 28- 30].

But there has always been a graduate programme of one sort or another.

But it is not clear that the No Child Left Behind Act is an assistance programme of the sort that needs advertising.

Though half-day schools are still the norm, the proportion offering an afternoon programme of some sort doubled between 2002 and 2006.The three classic tiers are coalescing into two, as is happening in Hamburg and in Schleswig-Holstein, partly because the number of children is shrinking.

"Everyone should have a bug bounty programme of some sort".

A conservation programme of this sort is an ongoing process and should keep all staff concerned alert to the possibilities of further improvements.

As Emma Duncan, Deputy Editor of The Economist, observed in the Sunday Times, the [G20] spouses were packed off on a programme of the sort that the Saudi Arabian monarchy's social secretariat might have thought up for the third wife of a visiting dignitary".