Sentence examples for explicit programmes from inspiring English sources

Governance of science and technology takes too little account that formal and explicit programmes often fail to proactively steer scientific progress and technology innovation.

Mahler had by now abandoned all explicit programmes and descriptive titles; he wanted to write "absolute" music that spoke for itself.

Despite striking improvements in processes, outcomes, and cost effectiveness in England, the contribution of the explicit programme promoted by the Modernisation Agency is unclear.

"And we make explicit how programmes can be applied in the job market, including a focus on initiatives that ensure students have the requisite skills for innovation and entrepreneurship".

Tropicália found a unique response to the dilemmas of making art in the "third world" during the advent of mass consumerism, but it had no explicit political programme.

An explicit radio programme called "Straight Talk encouraged women to protect themselves by taking responsibility for their health and their relations with men.

Rather it begins by working with stakeholders to make explicit the programme components needed to develop the optimal capacity required in keeping with the agreed upon goal for each programme.

During her gubernatorial run in Alaska, the Eagle Forum Alaska, a conservative "pro-family" group, asked this of Palin: "Will you support funding for abstinence-until-marriage education instead of for explicit sex-education programmes, school-based clinics and the distribution of contraceptives in schools?" Her answer: "Yes, the explicit sex-ed programmes will not find my support".

Stumbling responses from Bush, with the usual malapropisms, are a striking contrast to Gore's explicit explanations of programmes targeted to appeal to the working middle class.

Once the duo defected to ITV in 2006 they made what had been implicit about their programmes explicit: being better dressed will make you a happier, more fulfilled, better person.

There was recognition that public health was explicit in institutional programmes, however, it was also reported that more time was needed to explore theoretical models and often learning was solely focused on practical aspects.