Sentence examples for programmes of the from inspiring English sources

Responsibility for contemporary programming was split between the Studio programmes of The Royal Opera and The Royal Ballet.

The major reforms and building programmes of the late nineteenth century were for a purpose.

This had concentrated on demonising the big-government programmes of the left.

But, unusually, the talent programmes of the last decade were raised on territory previously occupied and assumed derelict.

Gott ably describes Chavez's dream of a "Bolivarian" revolution - a mixture comparable with developmentist programmes of the 1960s and 1970s.

But rather than an anomaly, is aid to India actually a blueprint for aid programmes of the future?

He helped build the interdisciplinary research programmes of the Institute for the Study of Science, Technology and Innovation.

America's Job Training Programmes of the same era also seemed to scar those that took part in them.

From then on the military regime of Jerry Rawlings religiously followed the reform programmes of the World Bank and IMF.

One of the most talked-about television programmes of the past decade is currently building up to its long-awaited series finale.

Honouring the best programmes of the year, the televised ceremony is always at risk of being one of the worst things you'll see in any 12 months.