Sentence examples for defining programme from inspiring English sources

What's the defining programme on poverty during George Osborne's reign as chancellor?

Curriculum is a key factor in defining programme outcomes.

Approaches to defining programme theory which are limited to intervention inputs and outputs, for example logic models, can fail to capture the influence of contextual conditions which influence how the theory operates [ 19].

ITV's director of television, Kevin Lygo, said The X Factor, along with Britain's Got Talent, were defining programmes for the broadcaster and continued to be "amongst the most popular and hugely entertaining formats on television".

My trusty old American College Dictionary even defines "programme" as "an entertainment with reference to its pieces or numbers", which is what I suppose the sickos in the CIA were enjoying when they set about their victims.

Having in place a clear and consistent understanding from all parties in the development process in order to define programme and project specific requirements from the very beginning helps to avoid inconsistencies and the potential for changes, misunderstandings and delays during the process.

This implies that clearly defined programme goals are prerequisite for high-quality programmes.

Rat and mouse calvarial osteoblasts also undergo a defined programme of differentiation over 28 days [10,71].

There may therefore be advantages to requiring investment proposals to be linked to disinvestment proposals within a relatively narrowly defined programme budget (with relatively similar input requirements).

It aims to establish if, when added to best care in general practice, a defined package of spinal manipulation and a defined programme of exercise classes (Back to Fitness) improve participant-assessed outcomes.

We included schemes that were: a) based in England; b) lasting at least two weeks; c) structured (following a defined programme); d) delivered to overweight and/or obese children/young people; e) delivered to children/young people within the 4-18 agroupoup; f) aimed at the attainment of a healthier weight.