Sentence examples for programme of official from inspiring English sources

"He will continue to support the work of the Queen and the Royal Family through a programme of official engagements, both at home and overseas, with The Duchess of Cambridge".

"He will continue to support the work of the Queen and the royal family through a programme of official engagements, both at home and overseas, with the Duchess of Cambridge.

Although, as the Cox report says, China has been enjoying pretty unrestricted access to America for 20 years and in Republican and Democratic administrations alike, it was under Mr Clinton that the programme of official military exchanges was revived, and that supervision of export sales of satellite technology was removed from the State Department to the far laxer Commerce Department.

It was introduced in 1987, and a number of laws, decrees and bylaws have modified the programme since.8 What follows is a reconstruction of the structure of the programme at the time that the graduates in the GTS data were observed - based on conversations with relevant parties, the available legal documents, as well as descriptions of the programme on official websites and in government reports.

In churches and mosques, community halls and synagogues, huge numbers turned out on a day that marked the start of the official programme of mourning.

At first light one middle-aged man man stood silently in a corner of the memorial garden, slipping away before the official programme of events began.

Its official programme of action presented to parliament declares the need for "unpopular decisions" on prices and tariffs and its readiness to fulfill all the conditions of the loan from the International Monetary Fund.

But it was not needed and "in 2014 USAid approved a WFP request to use the already in-country corn-soy blend stock for their ongoing programme of treating malnutrition", the official said.

Being chosen for the official programme of the Cannes film festival brings high-profile and glamorous exposure for a director, and Sophie Fiennes's documentary about the German artist Anselm Kiefer was widely admired on the Croisette when it premiered at the weekend.

Not that he is overly concerned with the official programme of events.

He has done so in large part by carrying through an extensive official programme of supporting Islam, involving, for instance, state-funded building of mosques and madrassas, integration of Sharia into the existing legal system and promotion of Islamic dress code (especially for women) and dietary norms in the public sphere.