Sentence examples for direction programme from inspiring English sources

He said he wanted to take a step back and review Suffolk County Council's new strategic direction programme.

At the time he said he wanted to take a step back and review Suffolk County Council's new strategic direction programme.

According to Berthold (1996), an inherited endogenous time and direction programme controls migratory traits, which is subject to selection and rapid adaptation through microevolution.

Luigi Narbone, Director Middle East Directions Programme / Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute.

"At the outset, there was a lack of strategic direction: the programme's board did not challenge the IT contractors about their use of resources," the document says.

The 12th series begins in the same week that One Direction, the programme's biggest success story, have announced that they are "taking a well-earned break".

By this time, Entwistle and other senior BBC bosses had received a long list of questions from Panorama, giving a flavour of the direction the programme was heading in.

In Newsnight's first seven years we had no fewer than five editors, each very different, with differing views of the direction the programme should take, with individual ideas about which on-screen presenters were most suited to the job.

Curiously, One Direction, the programme's highest-profile graduates, only finished third in the 2010 series, confirming the view that, in career terms, it is often better to narrowly lose a Cowell brand; Susan Boyle, a runner-up on Britain's Got Talent, is much better known than Diversity, the dance group that beat her.

The conference also discussed the broad direction of programmes to be supported until the end of 2009.

They should fight for changes in direction if programmes are not bringing about the anticipated and expected results.