Sentence examples for working for programmes from inspiring English sources

However, those working for programmes that will transfer to Studios, mainly drama and entertainment, will now be exempt.

Volunteers worked for programmes run by third sector, non-profit organisations, such as befriending or counselling schemes [ 21- 27] or for programmes run by psychiatric hospitals [ 26, 28].

Kushner et al. present anecdotal evidence of the brain drain into 'projects' in a letter to the Lancet [ 43]: Staff at central and district health facilities are leaving in record numbers to work for programmes sponsored by either overseas universities or nongovernmental organisations.

I loved working for that programme.

"We always thought he was working for the programme rebuilding Iraq and that he was working for an American company," Hart said.

The fighter switched to representing the Isle of Man in early 2013, stating there was "no-way-back" with the British system while those he holds responsible for his Olympic snub are still working for the programme.

Journalists working for the BBC Panorama programme recorded Mercer agreeing to set up a parliamentary group to campaign for the return of Fiji to the Commonwealth.

For many, working for the polio programme is not only their first job, but their first significant experience in the public realm.

As for their colleagues left behind, many ended up working for the Soviet rocket programme.

Also, the Three Faith Forums has a fantastic "Parlamentors" programme working for students interested in working together to shadow MPs.

And the Savile [problem] ruined my life for about 18 months, having to work for a programme [Newsnight] that had been smashed up.