Sentence examples for supply programmes from inspiring English sources

Independent companies who supply programmes to the BBC will be from 2017 mandated to employ many more Bame members of staff in a scheme copied from the very successful Channel 4 two tick system.

The programme was premised on investigating Private Eye allegations that: "David had abused his position as a founder of LWT to win preferential deals to supply programmes from his privately owned company".

Furthermore, 50%% of the ground water sources in India have been contaminated by fluoride and more than 90%% of rural drinking water supply programmes are based on ground water.

The number of completed homes funded by the affordable housing supply programme fell by 5% to 6,882 in 2011-12.

Considering the magnitude and spread of the water supply programme and its supply-driven implementation, some trade-off is inevitable between the quantity and the quality requirements of sound construction practise.

These included large-scale government investments in rural water supply and sanitation and the adoption of new drilling techniques, contributions to the implementation of a successful handpump-based rural water supply programme and exponential increases in water supply coverage.

"The water supply programme will help to improve the living conditions of many children and women and to the achievement of priority indicators in line with the Millennium Development Goal related to water and sanitation," said Aloys Kamuragiye, UNICEF Representative in Djibouti.

Verizon sees its fast network supplying programmes to 100-inch television screens and providing 3-D online gaming.

Today's agreement also says that BBC-supplied programmes will be more clearly branded, so viewers have a clearer idea of what is being paid for out of the licence fee in future.

In a speech last July Hall suggested production quotas be scrapped and, to sweeten what in-house producers saw as a very bitter pill, that BBC production be allowed to compete in the market by supplying programmes to non-BBC broadcasters at home and abroad.

They immediately put him on the home food supplies programme so I could feed him properly.