Sentence examples for troubled programme from inspiring English sources

This may have added to the delays of an already troubled programme as engineers tried to fix vulnerabilities that had been exposed in the plane's design.

Its A400m military transport may have cost it a lot of money: this week it announced a charge for the troubled programme of €1.8 billion ($2.5 billion).

And as the clean skin chosen to front the extraordinary McAlpine apology episode of Newsnight, presenter Eddie Mair still struggles to say anything nice about the troubled programme.

According to the leaked minutes, the former Olympics executive Howard Shiplee, who is now in charge of the troubled programme, described the accelerated GDS withdrawal as "disappointing" during the meeting held on 27 November.

Universal credit, the troubled programme that plans to roll six welfare benefits into one payment, has also suffered a further year's delay and will not be fully implemented until 2020.

Updated at 4.57pm GMT 3.55pm GMT Helen Boaden: 'Newsnight is a bit like an old colonial power' Maggie Brown continues: Boaden, near conclusion of her evidence to Pollard, explaining why Peter Rippon was made editor said: "Newsnight has been a troubled programme for some time.

Despite the government having been accused of suppressing an unfavourable evaluation of its flagship troubled families programme, it is good news that there was even an independent evaluation of the programme in the first place.

The government's £1.3bn troubled families programme was always a dubious enterprise.

A new, locally-led "troubled lives" programme to tackle the root causes of deep social exclusion.

Then there is the awkward truth that the government's "troubled families" programme has given early intervention something of a bad name.

The story could prove embarrassing for the prime minister, coming on the same day as the government relaunches its £450m troubled families programme.