Sentence examples for review the programme from inspiring English sources
"Just review the programme!
After golf and rugby sevens were added to the programme for the Rio 2016 Olympics, for what were widely regarded as commercial and profile reasons and amid concern over whether a gold medal would represent the pinnacle of those sports, a new system was put in place to constantly review the programme.
But when, in the light of American experience, I review the programme of constitutional reform which is widely advocated in Britain today a written constitution, a bill of rights, judicial review, an elected second chamber, decentralisation and devolution, freedom of information, proportional representation and a fixed term for parliament—I shudder.
"As we've said before, we will review the programme annually and take into account the input from all of our shareholders".
We defined exercised authority over the HIV M&E function as: a manager undertakes tasks to oversee HIV data collection, collation and analysis, and uses HIV data to review the programme and take action.
The programme theory also proved useful to review the programme's progress and map and integrate emergent changes into the overall design.
Reviewing the programme, Clive James detected progress – in the media, at least.
Hall told the Commons culture, media and sport select committee on 25 April that he had reviewed the programme before transmission.
Reviewing the programme for the Telegraph, the historian Tim Stanley wrote: "I was poised to write 'why did BBCQT invite a dumb footballer on to the panel when Roger Scruton is sitting at home waiting for an invite to arrive by telegram?' But Joey was pretty eloquent on [the Iraq war inquiry] Chilcot, on Heathrow's runaway runways, and on Ukip.
The Department for Education will not be drawn on any BSF scheme and will only say it is reviewing the programme and will report in due course.
"After reviewing the programme and holding discussions with the government of India, we agreed that now is the time to move to a relationship focusing on skillsharing rather than aid," she said.
