Sentence examples for programmes that make from inspiring English sources

Government (and private) programmes that make a splash by starting big risk failing big.

Eventually they might get the chance to make programmes that make people change the way they look at the world.

There are lots of programmes that make people better citizens but prison is not one of them.

Other BBC1 programmes that make up the bulk of its peak-time viewing include the weeknight magazine programme The One Show and Sunday night rural affairs show Countryfile.

But critics fear that an enforced code of conduct would use obscenity as an excuse to target the hugely popular political satire programmes that make fun of the nation's ruling classes.

Unions have called on Britain's biggest high street chains to withdraw from government programmes that make the unemployed work for up to six months unpaid or face losing their benefits.

It was Postgate's programmes that made me think I could do it myself.

The continuing fall in teenage pregnancy rates in England and Wales, which have halved since 1998, was celebrated this month, but the mainstream pregnancy programmes that made it possible are failing one group of young women: vulnerable teenagers in care.

Sir Steve Redgrave, the five-time gold medallist who with Sir Matthew Pinsent contributed that single gold in Atlanta, says that one unexpected side effect of the lottery investment was the talent development programmes that made sure promising athletes were funnelled into their best sport at a younger age.

For it I have to conclude of that the work of the AR does not remove importance to the work that the teacher does since this one is the one that programmes that makes learning understandable.

Yet it is the very heterogeneity of the programmes that makes it hard to evaluate them and compare them on results.