Sentence examples for some programmes in from inspiring English sources
"There will always be some programmes in our mix which don't appeal to older viewers and which use a vernacular older viewers don't like, because it's our job to talk to an audience in a language they know and will appeal to them.
A smaller BBC would no doubt make some programmes in and about Scotland, as it does in other countries, but this would be exceptional – unlike now, when as a matter of policy, a proportionate slice of its budget is spent in Scotland on programming for the whole UK.
* Why do some programmes in some places only appear to be available via podcast, not iPlayer?
The report says some key planks of government policy - including major drug seizures - have little or no impact, and some programmes in schools could even have increased the use of drugs.
As a further alternative, some programmes in the Atlantic Forest region are subsidised by the government, for example: "Bolsa Verde", "ProdutorES de Água" and "Mina D'água" in the states of Minas Gerais, Espírito Santo and São Paulo, which pay rural producers for conservation activities on their properties (Guedes and Seehusen [2011]).
"What you needed was a period of time in which people could see that the Big Society wasn't just a name for some programmes in the Cabinet Office to do with philanthropy and volunteering, but was a way of thinking about the whole arc of government".
It also develops some programmes in-house, such as how to move from good to outstanding.
However, SeeSaw is likely to start charging for some programmes later in the year, when it signs deals for US shows.
While PLWHAs were included explicitly as peer and adherence counsellors in some programmes, their role in supportive counselling was difficult to interpret, given differences in task assignments among the entire ART team.
Although a mandatory creative exercise is important in some programmes [ 3], in a palliative care module, the task of meeting a dying patient is in itself challenging.
Some are programmes in towns and villages, some are nationwide programmes across a whole country and some across a whole region.
