Sentence examples for move to programme from inspiring English sources

Recommendations: S. No. R13: Move to programme financing from project financing in relation to long term partners.

It is important that the external agencies that are committed to a move to programme support as a key strategy in more effective external support to basic education, make a similar commitment to simplifying and harmonizing their administrative requirements and procedures with other external agencies and with partner governments.

Gill Clipson, deputy chief executive of the Association of Colleges, said: "The move to programmes of study and away from colleges being funded by qualification is a fundamental change.

The intention is to look not only at the mechanisms by which the CLAHRCs moved from policy idea to programme implementation, but to analyse how the participants at each level framed their understanding of the policy and programme, and to determine the degree of congruence within and amongst the levels in their understandings of the programme.

"We have now had seven Framework Programmes, but that does not mean that we should automatically move to Framework Programme number eight," she said.

Meanwhile, Cuarón and his crew spent many headscratching months attempting to perfect natural-looking lighting and convincing zero-grav floating, building a giant cube to house the actors and using complex animated sequences to programme camera moves.

He compared the issue to the BBC's move to make programmes in Wales, Scotland and regions outside of London: "Making sure programmes of all different genres being made by a diverse production team is just as important as making sure programmes are made by Scottish and Welsh production teams.

A fifth of school principals in Washington, DC, are TfA alumni, as are its schools chancellor, Kaya Henderson, and several of her senior staff.Many of those who leave teaching move to social programmes or start-up ventures.

He also supported a move to end the programme after five years.

India's recent move to a monitoring programme may raise competitors' costs, though too late for some firms.

RMT general secretary Mick Cash said: "Our members have decisively rejected the pay package offered by Network Rail and the failure of the company to make any moves whatsoever in light of the overwhelming vote in the ballot has left us with no option but to move to a rolling programme of industrial action.