Sentence examples for programme philosophy from inspiring English sources

In order to ensure that the programme philosophy and content are adhered to, a quality assurance procedure was also developed based on established criteria used within the DESMOND programme [ 34].

Following an enquiry from the MFA to implement the '11 for Health' programme in Mauritius, a project proposal, outlining the programme philosophy and including the local organisation and resources required, was sent to the MFA with a request for a written response showing how each of the specific requirements could be delivered.

The pre registration survey asked respondents to state how explicit (direct reference) the inclusion of public health was in the curriculum philosophy or programme and module aims/objectives.

At the beginning, he seemed to have no political programme, no philosophy, no representation.

The last thing Europe needs is the perception that we have a common currency but no common monetary policy.Regarding the asset-purchase programme's philosophy, we very much doubt that, at this juncture, purchasing government bonds in proportion to each member-state's equity in our central bank is either necessary or desirable.

There might be value in testing whether the LiFE programme and philosophy could be introduced at a younger and earlier stage, to mediate functional decline whether or not a person has experienced a fall.

These include kindergarten classes in which children recite the classics, Confucian programmes in philosophy departments at universities, and even Confucian-themed executive-education programmes offering sage guidance for business people.But perhaps the most intriguing albeit ambivalent adopter of Confucianism is the Communist Party itself.

It will also offer mixed programmes in philosophy, politics and economics and philosophy, politics and history.

He got the chance to ask questions of very important people and make programmes about philosophy, religion or history.

"Although you could say this is a fringe generation, with half of the group having experienced the new programmes and philosophy.

It does not, after all, fit in with most professors' idea of what a doctor of philosophy programme is.