Sentence examples for valuable programme from inspiring English sources

A truly valuable programme.

Written by Lenny Henry himself, this was a beautiful and a valuable programme, which is to make it sound less fun than the huge fun it was.

There is also work to do to gain a bigger share of valuable programme rights, and in moving into the kind of international drama co-production exemplified by its forthcoming scifi about androids, Humans.

"I've enjoyed being part of this wonderful television series for two reasons: firstly, because it's been fun and has opened up many unexpected opportunities for me, but more importantly, because I think The Apprentice is a truly valuable programme, teaching young people the basics of business – not in a classroom setting, but in a wonderfully entertaining format.

Douglas Hutchison, from this partnership, said: "This has been a very valuable programme that builds on our awareness and understanding of the impact of deprivation on education.

"A very valuable programme that has supported our PSHE curriculum in school".

This may help promote feelings of pride in your work and involvement in building more accountable and valuable programmes.

"Leaving it to the BBC alone to supply publicly valuable programmes would go against public opinion and diminish creative standards," Duncan said.

The programmes are expensive, however, so the dilemma is that funding them often means other equally valuable programmes, supporting a much larger number of families, have to be shut down.

"Many people in Pakistan who live below the poverty line gain from the projects supported by DfID's valuable programmes in education, health and governance," says Malcolm Bruce, the committee chairman.

Institution leaders urge government to guarantee lost research grants from valuable European Union programmes.