Sentence examples for tough programme from inspiring English sources

"We have a tough programme and we don't have a big squad.

Next week Dominique Perben, the justice minister, will present his cabinet colleagues with a "get tough" programme to fight France's criminals, especially young ones.

Evgeny Kissin Tough programme from this extraordinary young Russian pianist includes Balakirev's Islamey, Scriabin's sonata no 3 and Rachmaninov's Etudes Tableaux.

Hardliners in Brussels and in Berlin were outraged by Tsipras's decision, seen as evidence of backsliding on a commitment made in August 2015 to keep to a tough programme of economic reforms in return for an €86bn bailout.

The IMF's forecasts in October suggested that public spending, as a percentage of GDP, would fall by 4.8 percentage points over the next five years a level similar to that implemented by the Greek government between 2010 and 2014 .It is a tough programme", said Christine Lagarde.

Lavagne says he is "enthusiastic" about the team's tough programme in June.

St Helens have had a tougher programme this season than any of their rivals, drawn to face Bradford, Leeds and Hull in consecutive Challenge Cup rounds in addition to their Super League programme, and that has taken its toll.

Greece is being asked to implement a tougher programme that was rejected in a referendum a fortnight ago, and it is hard to know if the political will exists to make the reforms happen.

But Yorke must sort out EastEnders quickly and install a capable executive producer who can handle "the toughest programme making role in British television" - something he failed to do when he left the BBC for Channel 4. As controller of drama series and independent drama, he has responsibility for more than just EastEnders.

'We had a really tough Easter programme, with two really tough games, and then we had St Helens.

Critics will question whether this intensive, sometimes year-long "tough love" programme, can be expanded quickly enough.