Sentence examples for departmental programme from inspiring English sources
The findings from the student survey are illuminated by data from interviews with students and discussions with and surveys of departmental programme leaders.
In an interview with the Observer, Ford said his only precondition for becoming minister was that all four main parties in the coalition agree to a set departmental programme.
Immediately after the meeting I was approached by the Science Director for the east coast and offered a position as "Coordinator" for a departmental programme of herring management.
The previous years' exponential growth in the government's civil science came to a halt, leading to cuts in departmental programmes [ 25].
It had been a non-departmental programme in 1976 and the operating responsibility mainly of the Coop's headquarters at the St. Andrews Biological Station.
At the time of this research, the federal government had taken steps to formalizing a national health research system through the creation of an extra-departmental programme to facilitate the uptake of research into policy.
The department's expanding faculty complement and portfolio of programmes necessitated the formation of a departmental curriculum committee (consisting of the coordinators of the various programmes) supported by ad hoc faculty advisory committees for each programme.
Satisfaction with the standard departmental induction programme (IP1) was also assessed.
The NAO made clear (pdf) that accounting officers – usually permanent secretaries – should take responsibility for their departmental evaluation programmes.
In September 2011, the Commons public administration select committee recommended that the Cabinet Office should monitor departmental redundancy programmes, to ensure key skills were being retained.
The paper examines the experiences of building networks and facilitating interactions with 'champions' in government departments to encourage greater use of research evidence in departmental development programmes; the underlying dynamics of boundary crossing; and the experience of getting research into policy or practice.
