Sentence examples for put programme from inspiring English sources

George Entwistle takes over the BBC's top job, saying he is "the right man for the job" and will put programme makers and "outstanding creative originality" at the heart of the organisation.

The decision marks a U-turn for ministers, who had previously resisted calls to expand Labour's pilot Staying Put programme – a scheme that gives young people the option to stay with foster families until they are 21.

That concern has led some countries, and the European Union collectively, to put programmes for grain fortification on hold.Dr Bailey and Dr Ayling stress that folic-acid pills are good during pregnancy, and that aspiring mothers should not give them up.

Budget problems would most likely put programmes aimed at promoting junior scientists in jeopardy.

And to rectify that, he plans to put programmes in place for the best 15-19 year old players in Scotland.

And he insisted that the "flexible nature" of the BBC's deal with the Peel Group meant "we don't pay them a penny that we don't use to put programmes on air".

It's now essential to put programmes in place to ensure these children have somewhere to live, enough to eat, healthcare and education.

The first remarkable thing about this is how aggressively it puts programmes at the centre of the BBC's argument.

We put our programme for government before the British people as an independent political party and seek office based on that programme.

Put the programme's needs before personal feelings.

These 20 words put the programme in an impossible position, according to insiders.