Sentence examples for reviewing programme from inspiring English sources

I was invited to its Vine reviewing programme in 2011 and after ignoring the emails for a while (genuinely thought it was spam or a scam) I found out it was legitimate and started reviewing everything from steam cleaners to top-of-the range TVs.

The findings stress the importance of particular actions of support and monitoring such as constant communication through leadership walk rounds and reviewing programme progress and its related clinical outcomes at Board meetings.

These include ensuring that students have realistic expectations at the outset of their studies, formalising peer support mechanisms and reviewing programmes to provide more flexibility to better underpin the maintenance of an appropriate work life balance.

In 2004, he presided over the thirteenth session of the United Nations Commission on Sustainable Development, the body responsible for reviewing programmes on the implementation of Agenda 21, the blueprint for rethinking economic growth, advancing social equity and ensuring environmental protection.

"I think there is a real place for a topical arts and review programme on BBC television," adds Kearney.

For this cross-sectional retrospective study, we reviewed programme records of all 1089 TB patients aged <15 years registered for TB treatment from January to June, 2008 in 6 randomly selected districts of Delhi.

UNICEF also works with partners to review programme results and address bottlenecks.

We observed three women's group meetings and several sakhi weekly meetings, reviewed programme documentation and interviewed programme staff.

Why review programmes that only a few readers have watched?

There will be documentaries and performances, but Jonty Claypole, the director of BBC Arts, admitted that the arts magazine and review programmes of yesteryear had probably had their day.

A critical point of departure for this end review is that the reviewed programmes have been implemented during a period of instability in the country, with important implications for the design and implementation of both programmes.