Sentence examples for programmatic basis from inspiring English sources

The three symphonies of his first period were conceived on a programmatic basis (i.e., founded on a nonmusical story or idea), the actual programs (later discarded) being concerned with establishing some ultimate ground for existence in a world dominated by pain, death, doubt, and despair.

The Secretary [of Transportation] shall use the authority under section 106(c) of title 23, United States Code, to the maximum extent practicable, to allow a State to assume the responsibilities of the Secretary for project design, plans, specifications, estimates, contract awards, and inspection of projects, on both a project-specific and programmatic basis.

"Frankly, getting this right will have more significance for job creation than anything that the president or Governor (Mitt) Romney talked about on a specific programmatic basis during the campaign".

Research has yet to be conducted in low-income countries to determine the degree to which outcome differences between facility levels are attributable to facility characteristics or patient clinical co-morbidity at hospital levels, and would require prospective studies that capture data beyond what is collected on a routine programmatic basis.

This study is not representative of all early implementer experiences with MTB/RIF testing but rather provides an overview of the shared issues across countries and of many different approaches to MTB/RIF implementation on a programmatic basis.

Rotation evaluations from residents provide critical feedback and serve as a basis for programmatic modifications, enabling continuous and ongoing curriculum improvement.

DeVos also pledged to increase representation of women and minorities pursuing STEM careers and called for the use of "reliable data, strong research and rigorous evaluations" as a basis for programmatic decision-making.

"We are able to talk to consumers on a one-to-one basis through programmatic and, increasingly, through traditional areas of media," he said.

Byron called his poem Manfred a metaphysical drama, but when Tchaikovsky used the story of self-imposed exile as the basis of his programmatic symphony, the parallels with his own personal torment, his homosexuality, must have been painful.

Third, the programme defined treatment outcome 'treatment completion' is based on programmatic end points and not on the basis of well defined clinical criteria.

On the basis of geographic, sociopolitical, and programmatic similarities, Kandhamal and Kalahandi were taken as CDs for data collection.