Sentence examples for the point of the programme from inspiring English sources

That was the point of the programme.

The point of the programme was to explain that Skinner believes singing really helps older people with dementia.

Because the point of the programme, the money shot of the whole thing, is the moment when the victims see how badly their kitchen has been wrecked.

The point of the programme has been to broaden our experiences, to collaborate with choreographers who aren't necessarily the "easy" option.

For the point of the programme is that while it plunges competitors into some of the most extreme conditions on earth, they are some of the most mediocre people on earth.

That's how we do it: we talk directly to parents and the community, we try to encourage them to understand girls and what their needs are, to encourage them to let them stay in school – that's the point of the programme.

One manager of a project in London said : "I think part of the point of the [Prevent] programme is to spy and intelligence gather.

I am delighted to be able to announce today the launch of the 'Leadership at the Point of Care' programme, commissioned by the NHS Leadership Centre.

Fantastic projects such as the Point of Care programme at the Kings Fund and the Health Foundation's work in co-producing health function through myriad local initiatives.

Which is the whole point of the programme.

The Treasury keeps salami-slicing the UC budget, in ways that are usually not easily visible, but if there are further significant cuts then we could end up in the unfortunate situation of having subverted the entire point of the programme.