Sentence examples for wider range of programmes from inspiring English sources
The activities of the various parties of the MDG-Fund are part of a wider range of programmes and policies of the stakeholders concerned.
This highlights the importance of carers' perspectives when evaluating such interventions, and the need for a wider range of programmes to address carers' diverse needs [ 37].
Abraham said the broadcaster has a wide range of programmes that "appeal to different tastes".
Within a couple of years he was an assistant film editor and, moving to ATV's Elstree studios, worked on a wide range of programmes.
UK universities are accepting increasing numbers of students whose L1 is not English on a wide range of programmes at all levels.
From a more neutral standpoint, and from the point of the national interest, there are surely very good reasons to keep a wide range of programmes and approaches going.
"Chris has been at Radio 2 for around a year now, and in that time he has increased audiences on Saturday afternoons while also taking on a wide range of programmes across the network.
She had her own show on ITV, Dear Denise, in 2000, and appeared in a wide range of programmes, from The Paul O'Grady Show, Loose Women and Big Brother's Bit on the Side to Any Questions.
He became vicepresident of ABC's international arm, initially devoted to the sale and marketing of TV sports, and later embracing a wide range of programmes and running cable services for the company.
As far as I can see, the US National Science Foundation doesn't have such strategic partnerships for precisely this reason, though of course it does have a wide range of programmes to encourage university-industry collaborations and innovation.
The wide range of programmes he presided over for BBC television included the film programme Picture Parade (1959), the arts review The Look of the Week (1966), and the quiz shows Call My Bluff and Ask the Family (or as he labelled them, "call my agent" and "ask your dad", both from 1967 onwards).
