Sentence examples for in keeping with the programme from inspiring English sources

In keeping with the Programme's intention to promote an intersectoral approach, it is stressed that current mechanisms, including the Sector Coordinators, the National Steering Committee (NSC), the Working Groups, the District Teams (DT) and Sub-committees are maintained and further strengthened in their respective roles and responsibilities.

I think we are making good inroads, which I think is in keeping with the massive programme of education we are putting in place".

It found that his style of dress, views and tic-tac gestures were "not in keeping with the new aims" of the programme makers," it said.

In keeping with the chancellor's austerity programme I was travelling "premium economy" on Virgin Atlantic.

This may seem like a small reward but, given that Bake Off's only prize is winning itself, one entirely in keeping with the ethic of a programme for which the best descriptor does seem to be the word "nice".

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.

In keeping with the diverse nature of CHW programmes across country settings [ 25], there are however key programmatic differences between Uganda and Mozambique relating to CHW training, remuneration and support.

This is in keeping with the QIPP agenda (a large scale transformational programme for the NHS, involving all staff aimed at improving the quality of care the NHS delivers whilst making up to £20 billion of savings by 2015 to be reinvested in frontline care).

Jim Bowen, who called later just to tell Baker how much he loved the show – "I wanted to tell you how much I enjoyed the gravitas of the programme" – was far more in keeping with the general mood.

A major stylistic overhaul is unlikely - mainly because the channel has to stay in keeping with the look and feel of the terrestrial TV news programmes.

This would appear in keeping with the 3-yearly interval of the UK national breast-screening programme.