Sentence examples for programmes produced from inspiring English sources

Growing commercial pressures are also making it harder to get UK-originated children's television programmes produced.

"The major broadcasters have already set targets for the number of programmes produced outside London, and in the nations.

ITV's fixed quota for programmes produced outside London has been slashed from 50%to35%5% under the proposals.

Forty-five years later, the BBC Africa service broadcast a series of programmes, produced by Martin Plaut, commemorating the role of African soldiers in the war.

"The UK is in a global race, and the TV programmes produced for 3 and 5 are exported around the world.

While referendum programmes produced by a mixture of 'imported' and seconded staff have been getting lukewarm reviews from viewers and critics, day-to-day spending on BBC Scotland's "bread and butter" programmes seems to have been cut and morale is at an all-time low.

By contrast, many European states have well-developed training and apprenticeship programmes, producing workers with a wide range of transferable skills.

This constellation of university programmes produces far more writers than can be published, and all of them practice on the short story.

I pictured the news programmes producing brief, sensational reports, while failing to explain why it was happening or how it might be stopped.

The proposals continued the pattern of recent years with broad increases in military and security spending coupled with yet more tax cuts and a squeeze on domestic programmes, producing squawks from Democrats and a few Republicans.

Despite their widespread use, little is known about whether these programmes produce any observable public-health benefits.