Sentence examples for pulled the programme from inspiring English sources

With great reluctance he pulled the programme.

Its board of governors pulled the programme while Milne was away on holiday.

The BBC said it would have pulled the programme regardless of whether or not Johnston worked for the BBC or was a journalist.

Mrs Thatcher was furious about a 1985 Real Lives documentary that gave a platform to former IRA commander Martin McGuinness – and the BBC's governors pulled the programme under intense political pressure.

Is this really serious?' If I'd done that, and George had intervened, and pulled the programme, the front pages the next day would have been 'Ex-Tory chairman intervenes to stop Newsnight programme on ex-Tory treasurer'.

Cowell has indicated he will pull the programme if its ratings continue to fall.

Later, I contacted the producer and asked her to pull the programme.

Once again, the governors prevailed, issuing a lengthy statement explaining they had to pull the programme because of the failure of management in Northern Ireland to refer the programme up to the director general's office as required by guidelines.

Divergent interpretations and adaptations to the context, indeed, need to be identified as they may pull the programme's implementation in different directions.

Pollard found that while he made a mistake in pulling the Newsnight programme from the list of sensitive programmes senior management needed to be aware of, he had told the head of news Helen Boaden that she should tell George Entwistle about the programme so he could make a decision on the tributes.

A recent episode pulled in the programme's biggest viewing figures in five years reaching a peak at 14.6 million.