Sentence examples for programme department from inspiring English sources

Wolfgang's second wife was a long-standing member of the Bayreuth press office and programme department, Gudrun Armann who had been the wife of Dietrich Mack, joint editor of his grandmother Cosima Wagner's diaries; Gudrun died in 2007.

The choice of technical architecture should support large scale implementations at a programme, department or university level, which also brought forward a need for security schema to be able to target different user categories like course directors, teachers, case creators and students.

Tell Us Once programme, Department for Work and Pensions Tell Us Once, launched in September 2011, enables people to inform all the relevant government departments of a birth or death, either by going to the register office or with a single phone call.

The targeted intervention described below was delivered in this study in the context of the active engagement of each of the four schools with the SEAL programme (Department for Education and Skills, 2005), a national social and emotional learning initiative in the UK.

It was implemented in schools that were already using the Social and Emotional Aspects of Learning (SEAL) Programme (Department for Education and Skills, 2005) – a programme comprising professional development materials for teachers, curriculum materials for each grade, a whole school component involving policy presentations and posters and home-school activities.

In the 1990s this newspaper joined a campaign against the merger of some World Service programme departments with their domestic counterparts.

The existing newsroom and programme departments are to be restructured into three new units – 24/7 news, including TV news channels, Radio 1's Newsbeat and BBC online; daily news programmes, encompassing TV, domestic and World Service radio; and current affairs.

In the early 90s the BBC, sensitive to accusations of metrocentricity and eager to demonstrate value for money to licence payers all over the country, instigated a bit of positive regional discrimination and moved its programme departments out of London.

Workers of the departments allocated to the intervention group receive the PE programme; departments allocated to the control group receive usual practice (no PE programme).

The Programmes department is due to lose 27 posts and TV current affairs, including Panorama, is losing 10 posts, which includes the four full-time reporting posts on Panorama.

The political programmes department, based within a stone's throw of the Palace of Westminster, reports on the decisions and activities of the UK government, MPs and peers.