Sentence examples for programme members from inspiring English sources
Practical implications: We believe that this research will benefit the managers in strategizing for particular segments of their loyalty programme members.
The programme is structured over 24 months to allow programme members to continue working in full-time employment while studying and to connect their learning to their own organisation as well as to current global and organisational issues.
Dave Prentis, the general secretary of Unison, said it was unacceptable that while tens of thousands of teaching assistants, carers and support workers were worrying about how they were going to "put food on the table" because of the government's austerity programme, members of the shadow cabinet were indulging in infighting.
Specifically, the Wellmo platform consists of three elements: a mobile wellness diary for wellness programme members, integration with existing apps and devices, and tools for wellness programme providers and coaches.
Inside the two interchanges there are facilities such as new tickets purchase machines, new waiting lounges with special lounges for the "grand voyageurs" loyalty programme members, coffee shops and pubs, press kiosks, left-luggage service, toilets.
Multiple choice and discrete answers from the questionnaires were collated directly; free text responses were independently curated by two MCG programme members (IS and DR) and then collated.
In addition to the basic amount allocated to national programmes, Member States may also receive additional resources for the implementation of specific actions.
Apple is offering a special beta programme for members of the public to join.
It was a new term that appeared to have been devised specifically for the the new programme, committee members said.
A year ago the charity started its Global Diversity Champions programme, providing members with expertise, as well as the opportunity to network with other like-minded international corporations.
In the UK, we now know that the British police have been conducting a counterintelligence programme against members of the public they labelled "domestic extremists" for years.
