Sentence examples for sister programme from inspiring English sources

His brother is Jonathan Dimbleby, who has hosted Question Time's sister programme Any Questions?

The BBC Two series, a spin-off of its sister programme The Great British Bake-Off, has had consistent ratings of around 2.5 million viewers each week.

A smaller sister programme, launched in Maputo, Mozambique, in 2013, using nine rats trained in Morogoro, receives all suspected TB samples gathered there.

Standard technology Unlike its bigger sister programme at the NHS, CJIT is not trying to tackle this diversity by requiring its different agencies to install centrally specified systems.

In a sister programme the company has a large boat gliding up and down the Amazon, selling packaged food and ice cream to the people living along its banks.

The US-based NGO studied 17 cases in which individuals had apparently fallen foul of the Prevent programme, or had been referred to a sister programme, Channel, both of which are intended to prevent individuals from being drawn into terrorism.

OARE's sister programmes, HINARI Access to Research Initiative and Access to Global Online Research in Agriculture (AGORA), have also shown significant growth.

Perhaps, on the face of it, not as glamorous sounding as its sister programmes, but new methods developed by geologists are helping the police to catch and convict the bad guys.

The Sisters to Sisters programme is currently being piloted in several schools in central Malawi, targeting some 41,000 secondary school girls since the programme began last year.

Schmidt, who worked for different women's rights organisations before she was headhunted to set up the UK office eight years ago, says what makes it unique in the development sector is its sister sponsorship programme.

Panorama also investigated its sister BBC2 news programme, Newsnight, at the height of the Jimmy Savile scandal over its decision not to broadcast its Savile report.