Sentence examples for for the next programme from inspiring English sources
Cantlie's broadcasts also end with a news-like sign-off: "Join me for the next programme".
They are also expected to perform a more sophisticated continuity role - putting you in the mood for the next programme: a thoughtful ident will set you up for a thoughtful programme, a funny ident preceding a comedy.
It is therefore crucial to have reliable, accurate and comprehensive data on the FEP impact, achievements and constraints, and to generate relevant recommendations for further project directions for the next programme cycle (2010-2015).
In this respect, the findings, recommendations and lessons learned from the evaluation will be used to inform UNICEF's strategies, programme approach, management structures, and the monitoring frameworks of the two programmes for the next programme cycle due to begin in 2012.
Emin was the only artist not present at the launch today but her publicity material said Emin had noticed that "whenever Britain is in crisis or, as a nation, is experiencing sadness and loss (for example, after Princess Diana's funeral), the next programme on television is Meerkats United".
Emin was the only artist not present at the launch yesterday but her publicity material said she had noticed that "whenever Britain is in crisis or, as a nation, is experiencing sadness and loss (for example, after Princess Diana's funeral), the next programme on television is Meerkats United".
The next programme will take place over July and August 2004.
The findings will be used to inform the WASH programme plan for the next country programme cycle (2017-2021), of cooperation between the Government of Lao PDR and UNICEF.
It is vital to conduct an evaluation of the project to verify the achievements and to design for the project for the next Country Programme Cycle based on the lessons learned.
The importance of these strategies was reconfirmed during the Mid Term Review of the CPAP in 2010, and they are likely to form the main strategic pillars for the next Country Programme.
In preparation for the next country programme for 2002-2004, it was felt that a comprehensive review of the past ten years was necessary for both UNICEF and the Government of Iraq to assess progress made, reflect on challenges, and use lessons from past experience to inform planning for the future.
