Sentence examples for draft programme from inspiring English sources

Especially, when you consider that the draft programme of study (POS) back in November was still called ICT.

But its final episode on 19 February will go up against one of ITV1's most popular shows, Coronation Street, draft programme schedules have revealed.

Mark Lynas, the British climate change expert who helped the Maldives develop its draft programme for carbon neutrality, welcomed the windfarm proposal, saying that it was an important signal to the rest of the world.

Using a Q-tip and bodily fluid, he must have impregnated a disk of the Final Draft programme with his DNA, so that all he has to do is type, say, control-shift-NUPTIALS, to get a complete quirky-yet-touching wedding scene.

Younger parliamentarians, wrestling with the practicalities of tax reform and job creation, tend to see their elders' attitude as rather comical nostalgia.All the same, that longing for the Greens' "salad days" is still quite common among the rank and file, so the national executive's draft programme tries to take account of it.

Not very much, one might think, if their newly issued draft programme for next September's general election is anything to go by.Among other things the grisly document calls for the price of petrol to be more than doubled only in stages, admittedly, but still hardly a vote-catching gambit.

A DfE spokesperson said: "The consultation on the draft programmes of study has now closed.

"The draft programmes of study are drawn from a rigorous research base, both domestically and internationally".

"The new national curriculum will set out only the essential knowledge that all children should acquire," runs the Department for Education website introduction to new draft programmes of study for primary maths, English and science.

At first, Students for a Democratic Society and many Quaker draft counselors opposed promoting the Canadian alternative, and Canada's largest counseling group, the Anti-Draft Programme of the Student Union for Peace Action SUPAA)  – whose board consisted largely of Quakers and radicals  – was sympathetic to such calls for prudence.

In the evaluation of PASSAGE, we started to draft the programme theory by reviewing the main programme documents, such as the description of the intervention in the programme proposal and the logical framework.