Sentence examples for programmes that appeal from inspiring English sources

Abraham said the broadcaster has a wide range of programmes that "appeal to different tastes".

"So we need to find programmes that appeal to young people, but we need to reflect the audience back to itself, and have talent of all ages".

From job creation in Ireland to recruiting top academics in China in an attempt to stem brain drain, countries around the world are rolling out similar programmes that appeal directly to individuals' heritage countries. .

It was this aspect of the programme that appealed to Adam Dixon, president of the LBS Students Association.

People seeing their votes for small parties wasted and no likelihood of that changing might return to Labour or the Tories one of which might yet come up with a leader and programme that appeals both to its ideologically hardcore members and to centrist voters.

Other countries, including Germany, are now offering legal master's programmes that will appeal to the overseas market.

Made in Leeds offers a platform for more focused local coverage, enabling us to make any kind of programmes that will appeal to viewers and sponsors across the region.

While Taylor admits it is "hard to make programmes that will appeal to that broad an age group", she argues the channel does very well with shows such as Deadly 60 – whose mix of adventure with wildlife TV is a hit with those harder-to-reach boys – and takes heart from the fact that CBBC's target audience is "not cynical, but curious and excitable".

There are some indications from pilot programmes that appeals for BAME organ donors may be more effectively communicated by employing grassroots, community-networking approaches, but such initiatives have not been adequately described or evaluated.

With spending stripped back across the organisation, the only way to absorb the remaining reduction in income was to reduce the number of touring weeks; the number of weeks we employed actors and technical staff; the number of actors in our plays; even the number of plays we produced annually; or alternatively to programme work that appealed to a larger audience.

Comparisons among programme types showed cognitive approaches not to differ in effect from programmes that used fear-appeal approaches.