Sentence examples for organised a programme of from inspiring English sources

The Bristol Tbilisi Association has organised a programme of events to mark the team's visit to the city, including a charity Georgian wine-tasting evening.

Through the brothers Jonas and Adolfas Mekas, the focal figures of New American Cinema, the Stones met and befriended many young avant-garde directors and organised a programme of their films for Spoleto.

For the first time in years there is a huge feeling of optimism in the area". To celebrate the estate's 50th birthday, Leaside Regeneration has organised a programme of events throughout the summer, culminating in the Living Architecture 2001 conference to be attended by, among others, (Lord Richard Rogerss.

He would like to organise a programme of one-act modern ballets for them both to perform.

He is organising a programme of staff training and improved records management over the next six months.

The idea of organising a programme for young researchers at the Genomics Momentum came up in the beginning of 2004, after discussion with fellow board members of GeNeYouS and with Gijs van der Starre and Wouter Spek of NGI.

Having been the editor of numerous broadcast news and current affairs programmes, I know this is ample time to organise a programme.

The Friends run a visitor centre near Pembroke Lodge, organise a programme of walks and education activities for young people, and produce a quarterly newsletter.

More broadly, it would seem sensible to organise a wide programme of support rather than multiple one-off efforts for essential medicines in maternal and child health.

For her first year at Limoncello, she has organised "a bit of a maniac programme": nine shows, each followed by a "punctuation programme" of lectures, events and performances.

Because for myself and all the other marchers there is a responsibility to organise a fightback, to offer a programme of demands that chime with the aspirations of our generation.