Sentence examples for selection of programmes from inspiring English sources

Placeshifting makes it harder to charge consumers for new streaming video and mobile-TV services, for example; why pay extra for a limited selection of programmes when you can stream TV from home right to your computer or handset?

Radio 2 alone has a vast selection of programmes, which it gathers under the title Radio 2 Loves Eurovision, and we've not even got on to the TV… Anyway, on the World Service, under The Documentary strand, The Swedish Ambassador's Guide to Eurovision (excellent) explained why the BBC loses its mind over this stupid singing competition.

BBC, that stalwart of UK television AKA telly, is now offering a peer-to-peer video player called the iPlayer what will offer a selection of "programmes" from the past "weeke" and offer "livee" "programmeing" as it happens.

Selection of programmes for analysis was conducted blind; the segments analysed are included in the Supplementary Materials.

GMTV provided the TV watchdog with a random selection of programme tapes.

The limited financial resources determined the selection of programme components of the maintenance programme.

Permission to recruit participants was requested via 57 emails to a random selection of programme leaders of the largest pre-registration health and social care professional programmes in England (medicine, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, social work and community nursing).

Selection of programme participants from among all candidates who apply for a place in a financial-incentive programme can contribute to achieving the main objective of the programme, i.e. to increase the supply of health workers to medically underserved areas, as well as supplementary policy goals.

Specific reasons have guided the selection of these programmes: the LCP programme from the UK was the one originally developed [ 18, 28], the Dutch LCP programme uses similar language to that of Flanders [ 29] and the Italian LCP programme [ 30] is, to our knowledge, the only LCP programme which has been rigorously evaluated using a controlled trial design [ 20, 21, 30- 33].

Additionally, it explains the large selection of additional programmes, or subspecialist fields, in which PhDs are undertaken.

Perhaps also, the selection of motor programmes, as is proposed for the direct pathway, requires more 'thalamic' information than does the suppression of motor behaviours, as is proposed for the indirect pathway.