Sentence examples for a cultural exchange program from inspiring English sources

Mr. Morgan hopes the next decade will offer a cultural exchange program with China.

In fact, the au pair program is actually considered a cultural exchange program.

In 1999, he represented BMI at a cultural exchange program in Cuba featuring Bonnie Raitt and Burt Bacharach.

He enlisted two Danish-Korean performers, Jacob Nossell and Simon Jul, to pose as a comedy duo, and sought permission to visit on a cultural exchange program.

Now in its 15th year, the American Russian Young Artists Orchestra began as a cultural exchange program for young musicians before the collapse of the Soviet Union.

The unusual partnership between Toyota and the Food Bank, which one Food Bank coordinator compared to a cultural exchange program, highlights a different way for-profit businesses can help their communities, experts said.

Runs a cultural-exchange program with the Queen Noor ['73] secondary school for girls in Amman, Jordan.

Brown is from Jamaica, but was in the Hamptons for the summer on a cultural-exchange program hosted by her university, where she'd just completed a degree in accounting, with a minor in finance.

The official, Mary Jane Bolin, who was accused of pocketing more than $76,000 from a Russian cultural exchange program she supervised at Boces, a regional school agency that provided special services and programs, pleaded not guilty.

PAGE A6 National U.S. TO REVISE JOB PROGRAM FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS The State Department, responding to a wave of complaints from foreign students about abuses under a summer cultural exchange program, issued new rules significantly revising the types of jobs the students can do, prohibiting them from most warehouse, construction, manufacturing and food-processing work.

The State Department, responding to a wave of complaints from foreign students about abuses under a summer cultural exchange program, issued new rules on Friday significantly revising the types of jobs the students can do, prohibiting them from most warehouse, construction, manufacturing and food-processing work.