Sentence examples for transformational programme from inspiring English sources

Demonstrator sites will soon be announced and a transformational programme of activity will commence.

The minister added that Prof Donaldson would be "at the forefront of a truly transformational programme of work and a historic step forward in Welsh education history".

This is in keeping with the QIPP agenda (a large scale transformational programme for the NHS, involving all staff aimed at improving the quality of care the NHS delivers whilst making up to £20 billion of savings by 2015 to be reinvested in frontline care).

The MoD said: "Yvonne has a proven track record of delivering large and complex transformational programmes and of strong leadership, having been CIO at Royal Mail and Transport for London.

The Green new deal calls for the re-regulation of finance and taxation, linked to a transformational economic programme to substantially reduce our dependence on fossil fuels.

"It's a radical and unique venture," says Ian Conner, procurement leader at Southwest One, which, as well as sharing traditional back-office functions, runs a "transformational procurement" programme to encourage effective working.

Mr Cameron can claim achievements that will stand the test of history: his support for gay marriage, for example; his investment in transformational vaccination programmes for the world's poorest people; his lifting of nearly 3 million poorly paid Britons out of the income tax system.

Under the Leading Transformational Change (LGM) programme of the Higher Education Funding Council for England, the study addresses the new market spaces for higher education together with the academic leadership and business models underpinning the delivery of services.

Therefore, conducting transformational leadership education programmes as organisational interventions in future research may enhance employees' satisfaction and commitment to their organisation.

Merrill Lynch said: "Although Venture's board was quick to reject the offer, their power to block a deal appears limited, particularly because (1) we see a counter bid as highly unlikely, and (2) the exploration programme lacks transformational wells.

First, respondents defined greatness in terms of a "transformational growth" that saw programmes rise in scale or content, and allowed organisations to multiply their societal impact.