Sentence examples for value programme from inspiring English sources
The government presses ahead with the public value programme, its euphemistic prelude to heavy cost cutting, emboldened by the lack of credibility and sense on display at the top of the biggest civil service union.
Damiano de Felice, deputy director for strategy, Access to Medicine Foundation, warns against cherry-picking though, and Mark Didden, manager of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development's Redefining Value programme, agrees that priorities shouldn't just focus on scaling up positive impact, but also on reducing negative impacts.
Creating Individually Tailored Support: Parents highly value programmes that are flexible and individually tailored.
Select committees and MPs should encourage policy experimentation and evaluation, and support the cancellation of a poor-value programme.
So, this year, we continued to work on developing our procurement values programme.
Amir Fuchs, the head of the defending democratic values programme at the Israel Democracy Institute, said the law gives the minister the authority to block NGOs if they contradict a long list of vague "educational goals".
If you want to confront your boss about this behaviour, Cain suggests discussing first with friends how the situation might unfold — an idea he got from Babson College ethics professor Mary Gentile's Giving Voice to Values programme.
"We have really tried to ensure the commercially values programmes are secure so the funding gap doesn't get bigger and also to protect peak time," he said.
This is separate to funding for local government, and is likely to involve the closure of what the Treasury refers to as "low-value programmes".
"These savings will be achieved by a combination of further efficiencies in departments, closing low-value programmes, and focusing on our priorities as a country," Osborne will say.
The broadcaster has argued for several years that it will need assistance to help fill what it claims will be a £150m annual shortfall in its funding by 2012, so it can continue to fulfil its public service remit and make valued programmes that do not make money from advertising, including Channel 4 News and Dispatches.
