Sentence examples similar to a deserving program from inspiring English sources

The language is that of a respectful suggestion: A committee "endorses" or notes it "is aware" of deserving programs and "urges" or "recommends" that agencies finance them.

Deserving programs may have to be cut, and new sources of revenue found.

Salhotra said he saw that as an intern working for the city of Houston, where he helped officials scour the budget to find funding for deserving programs.

Legislators routinely urge agency officials to avoid "peanut buttering" their budgets—spreading cuts or increases relatively evenly across many programs instead of making the harder choice of boosting spending for the most deserving programs and shrinking or shuttering ineffective programs.

The powerful singers -- Rhetta Aleong, Elaine Flowers, Lawrence Harding and Mr. Wilson, who also arranged the songs -- deserve a program of their own.

What to do about that deserves a program all of its own.

When Mr. Morton brings Caligula to his drawn-out end, it may occur to you that Tim Curry circa ''The Rocky Horror Picture Show" deserves a program credit.

The performance of Mr. Adès's formidable concerto, which ended the program, drew a deserved ovation.

Such an innovative program deserves a better Web site.

"The corps of cadets and the fans of Army football deserve a competitive program that is representative of this great institution," said Lt. Gen. William Lennox Jr., the superintendent of the United States Military Academy.

"It's not a good metric to use to decide whether a certain program deserves to have an augmented budget".