Sentence examples for programme executive from inspiring English sources

"It was a bit of a gimmick to get attention from some of the press and from passersby," admits Michael French, Games London's senior games programme executive.

Speaking on Radio 4's Today programme, executive producer Callum McDougall said Craig was "absolutely the first choice" of series producers Barbara Broccoli and Michael G Wilson. "I know they're hoping for him to come back," said McDougall, who has worked on nine Bonds, including all of those on which Craig has worn the tuxedo: Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace, Skyfall and Spectre.

The British government announced on Sunday that it was giving £38m in emergency food aid to Ethiopia, following a warning from Josette Sheeran,the World Food Programme executive director, that "desperate hunger" loomed across the Horn, "threatening the lives of millions".

"We're now transitioning assets to support the November launch of our next generation Mars rover, Curiosity," said Dave Lavery, programme executive for Solar System exploration.

Roger Barker, the head of corporate governance at the IoD, told the BBC's Today programme: "Executive pay over the last decade has just got out of kilter with performance.

Healing, feeding and educating the world: If they're not topping corporations or state, the women on our list are heads of major nonprofits and NGOs, and they wield huge budgets and impact millions, from Gates, Laurene Powell Jobs and Bloomberg's Harris to World Food Programme Executive Director Ertharin Cousin and Harvard's Faust.

When announcing that the BBC arts brand would be given greater prominence in the credits of programmes, executives acknowledged that they were following the example of the sports department, which closes each transmission with a lingering picture of its logo.

Part-time programmes and executive MBA programmes experienced similar gains, according to the report.Related items News from the schools, July 2006Jul 28th 2006 News from the schools, June 2006Jun 30th 2006Dawna Clarke, the director of admissions at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business, which saw a 35% jump in applications, credits America's strong economy for the upsurge.

This study used the manufacturing process in the petrochemical industries as an example and developed a dedicated maintenance programme and executive information system (EIS) for this industry.

No government in modern times has managed to reduce the prison population without adopting a programme of executive early release.

Networking events are organised as part of the programme and executive coaching and mentoring is also provided.