programmatic

It is the only programmatic work he wrote in more than one movement.

In other words, these works were programmatic rather than abstract.

The march is highly programmatic in its form and organization.

Research on programmatic issues that would indicate areas and ways of their development.

Nevertheless, some of his works have been described as programmatic.

Registration and programmatic information will be available at www.nibib.nih.gov in early 2012.

That approach might have been tempting because all three works were programmatic.

In this sense, the film also contains a programmatic structure.

But there is little sense of an integrated programmatic mission.

Therefore, it was possible to read a political rather than a programmatic purpose into the document.

A picture has since been worked out which shows the measures of the piece along with their programmatic significance.

"It's a programmatic approach that includes all of those elements."

There's been no programmatic attempt to put people from different disciplines together and force them to talk.

It turned out to be the "programmatic" book of the Seminar.

In other words, his taste is more eclectic than programmatic.

Perhaps the programmatic link can be explained in more practical terms.

Within each section, there are various program managers assigned to certain programmatic areas.

But any programmatic theme is by now stretched paper thin.

"He clearly provided the rational, intellectual, programmatic side of the movement."

"Thus, the bigger are party expectations for a bold programmatic offer."

Programmatic accreditation is specific to individual programs offered at each campus.

In addition to that, the first movement of the work contains various programmatic indications.

Yet one hears few of Mackenzie's programmatic works these days.

He is programmatic, but only in one area, education, to show he can do policy.

The philosophical works began and ended the program, the first taking a programmatic form, the last an abstract one.