Definition of "programmatic" [programmatic]

• Of, relating to, or having a program. (adjective)
• Following an overall plan or schedule: a step-by-step, programmatic approach to problem solving. (adjective)
• Music Of, resembling, or constituting program music. (adjective)

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• "These assets are not considered in programmatic eligibility for health care and key services."
• "The main programmatic elements of the building include a shop that will hold tools and accommodate product mock-ups, an open studio space that will feature a conference area and a floor-to-ceiling, double-sided bookshelf, and a private office for Mr. Chadwick, located on a mezzanine."
• "The commissions were mindful of the critical medium-term programmatic priorities to attain our strategic objective: in particular speeding up economic growth and employment, bridging the gap between the two economies; increase access to basic services, improving the safety of communities, pursuing the African agenda and improving the organisation and the capacity of the state to meet these objectives."