Sentence examples for contemporary programmes from inspiring English sources

It is this adaptive and dynamic behaviour that contemporary programmes and policies fail to acknowledge.

This event brought together health professionals, academics, policymakers and patient representatives (predominantly but not exclusively UK-based) to unpack the notion of 'quality' in healthcare, offering an opportunity to share insights, and to discuss and debate contemporary programmes of quality implementation, evaluation and improvement.

This symbolic connection was honoured when Sacher's Swiss compatriots Thierry Fischer and trumpeter Philippe Schartz performed Endless Parade with members of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales in this contemporary programme.

Both are at the top of their profession and were at Sadler's Wells on Thursday to talk about a contemporary programme of dance at the theatre next summer.

"I'd like to thank Sadler's Wells for giving me the chance to work with them on a contemporary programme by three choreographers I really admire".

This is the challenge attempted by the latest product of the V&A's contemporary programme, which opens in the museum's Porter gallery today.

Simon Wallis, director of the Hepworth, was quoted in Aesthetica magazine saying of Luke Fowler: Moving image work is always going to be an important part of any contemporary programme.

Two of classical ballet's superstars, Natalia Osipova and Sergei Polunin, are to dance together in a contemporary programme in London which comes with an extra frisson after they confirmed they are a couple in real life.

The rehabilitation programme for this study has been based on a contemporary programme that was effective for acute hamstring strain.

She has also created contemporary educational programmes instigating the Jazz Composition pathway at The Guildhall School of Music and Drama and developing and implementing a syllabus of study for the singer-songwriting programme at London's Centre for Young Musicians.

Contemporary regularization programmes in Greece, Italy, Portugal and Spain show that millions of people can enter and stay in the European Union for years without a legal residence permit.