Sentence examples for writing of the programme from inspiring English sources

Television pundits have criticised the writing of the programme; Robert Hanks of The Independent calls the scripts "often corny, even painfully so", using Monty Everard's line "You'll come to regret crossing swords with me, sir!" from "Health Hazard" (2003) as an example.

Writing to a journalist on the Italian daily Corriere della Sera, who had written approvingly of the programme, he said the situation "risks becoming utterly absurd and developing into a scandal of truly international proportions because La Scala belongs to the whole world".

The undoing of this perfect world begins with the unscheduled appearance of Truman 's father, long since written out of the programme by Christof, and by the activities of a former cast member (played by Natascha McElhone), the only outsider who perceives the danger.

This came more than a year after his arrest when he was initially written out of the programme.

6. ANSP programming is both a continuation of previous UNICEF activities and routines and a start of new and strategic activities and programmes 7. ANSP/UNICEF has in the various write-ups of the programme lost some of the original gist, and has also added new activities and outputs and dropped original ones.

As we are in the analysis phase at the time of writing, the programme theory has still to prove its usefulness in allowing integration of evidence from very diverse sub-studies.

As Ezekiel Emanuel, vice-provost for global initiatives at the University of Pennsylvania, has written of the US Aids programme: "The fundamental ethical, economic, and policy question is not whether [the programme] is doing good, but rather whether other programmes would do even more good in terms of saving lives and improving health".

Data were collected from the written records of the programmes and through semi-structured interviews of NGO staff.

"The oldest hath borne most," suggests Edgar famously at the end of the play and, writing in the programme, Morris talks of "a raw and angry generation given power that they are not ready to wield".

A British embassy official wrote: "The balance of the programme should be 60 to 75% favourable to the new regime".

In his letter to the BBC, the ambassador wrote: "The presenters of the programme resorted to outrageous, vulgar and inexcusable insults to stir bigoted feelings against the Mexican people, their culture as well as their official representative in the United Kingdom.