Sentence examples for the future of this programme from inspiring English sources

"There's a lot hanging on the future of this programme for Britain," an industry source said.

But the court's ruling had put into question the future of this programme, required to extract "life-saving information" from particularly recalcitrant detainees.Following the transfer of the last 14 CIA detainees to Guantánamo on September 4th, there was now no one left in the programme, Mr Bush said.

The hunted were, dangerously to the future of the programme, even less interesting.

But the future of the programme, which came close to being axed after the Savile scandal, is thought by BBC insiders to be secure.

There has no shortage of speculation about the future of the programme, not least on air from occasional presenter Eddie Mair, but how has the latest scandal affected Newsnight's audience - a programme that was running already below the BBC2 average?

It allowed Lawley, 60 last month, to extend her career well beyond those of many of her contemporaries and secured the future of the programme following the relatively brief and turbulent tenure of Michael Parkinson.

Whitehall's spending watchdog has warned that the future of the programme to resettle 20,000 Syrian refugees in Britain could be put at risk by a lack of 10,600 school places and nearly 5,000 suitable homes by 2020.

Esa's council noted the efforts of its executive to find a full budget for ExoMars (it is short by several hundred million euros) but took no formal decision on the future of the programme.

Not doing so may jeopardize the future of the programme.

As lack of regulation could undermine the future of the programme, MoPH has approved an Act to establish a new regulatory body - the Nursing and Midwifery Council, expected to be in place by 2014.

Sir Derek's worries about the future of a programme expected to cost £12.4 billion ($25.2 billion) in the ten years to 2013 are widely shared.