Sentence examples for programme division from inspiring English sources

Rafael Obregon is the Chief of the Communication for Development Section, Programme Division, United Nations Children's Fund, New York.

Jack was manager of a cutting-edge computer programme division in a media technology company before he was made a scapegoat for someone else's corruption and fired.

Six Regional Offices provided support and the Child Protection Section in Programme Division of UNICEF Headquarters ensured overall coordination and guidance as well as donor reporting.

Her career with the UN began in October 1984 at UNICEF Headquarters in New York working in the programme division dealing with poverty and exclusion in urban areas.

Each year the Evaluation Office commissions independent global evaluations based on the office's Integrated Monitoring and Evaluation Framework (IMEP), which is developed in consultation with the Evaluation Committee and the Programme division and units at headquarters.

While doing so, it needs to also clarify: · the links between UNICEF's emergency response/programme and cluster approach; · the links between cluster lead staff and other emergency staff and programme sections; and · the relationship between emergencies and programme divisions and the role of each in UNICEF's emergency response and cluster leadership.

It is relevant to speak of a policy system, where the Board's recommendation of 1992 is followed by other communications from the Board, from the Executive Director, from Regional Directors, Programme Divisions, and other sources that have a major say in what the organisation does.

Parts of the corporation's programme-making divisions are due to be spun off into a separate outfit called BBC Studios, which will eventually become a commercial subsidiary.

Norman, who also highlighted ITV's digital strategy and programme-making divisions as key targets for revitalisation, said he did not believe that the broadcaster would be helped by director general Mark Thompson's proposals, which were in part designed to give commercial players more breathing space.

This joint effort was the result of a fruitful collaboration among Strategic Programmes, Technical Divisions in FAO, namely AGP, TCE, SP5, DPS, and the Regional Office for Africa (RAF).

"The goal which won the League championship for Arsenal last season," wrote David Lacey in the Guardian at the start of the following season, "with the final shot of the first division programme, did more than provide a unique moment in a sport which was beginning to think it had seen everything.