Sentence examples for programme offices from inspiring English sources

A second project, approved by the OTIC programme (offices for technology transfer and innovation), also resulted in securing additional funding for activities of university-industry cooperation.

The U.N. statement came after the Venezuelan National Guard and police expelled more than 200 youth protesters who were demonstrating peacefully at a campsite in front of the U.N. development Programme offices in the capital of Caracas and other parts of the city last week.

Similar data were collected from national programme offices in Malawi.

At the Thai programme the researcher also presented an overview of the study at the central Thai programme offices.

It was decided that interviews should not take place in the Work Programme offices as this would encroach on the guarantees of confidentiality and anonymity within the research.

In April 2012 the researcher visited the Thai programme offices and research facilities in Bangkok and associated research centres/clinics on the Thai-Burmese border (Shoklo Medical Research Unit) and at Pailin District Hospital, Cambodia.

The focal point of this extended organisation is a "programme office" where the company and its outsourcers collaborate on matters of mutual interest, such as quality control and performance.

The external team is expected to include two programme directors, a technical architect, a design authority team leader, an applications team leader, a programme office manager and two benefits and business change leads.

Stephanie Conrad, the WWF central Africa regional programme office representative, said: "WWF supports Gabon's decision and sees the move as an indication of the country's commitment to curbing elephant poaching and the illegal ivory trade.

Even so, a number of tests have been carried out, and according to Colonel Robert McMurry, the head of the Airborne Laser Programme Office at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico, there will be a full-scale attempt to shoot down a boost-phase missile off the coast of California next summer.All of which is good news, at least for countries able to deploy the new hardware.

Dr Don Yeomans, retiring head of the US space agency Nasa's Near-Earth Object Programme office at the jet propulsion laboratory in Pasadena, California, said: "Monday January 26 will be the closest asteroid 2004 BL86 will get to Earth for at least the next 200 years.