Sentence examples for a program that links from inspiring English sources

This summer, the tourism department launched Purpose in Paradise, a program that links visitors to volunteer opportunities such as coral restoration, vegetable gardening and student literacy.

Trillian, a program that links all three -- along with ICQ, pioneering IM software for the Internet now owned by AOL -- is an increasingly popular alternative, although it still requires users to have separate accounts on the other services.

The redesigning process resulted in a frame which is 30% lighter than current aluminium wheelchair frames, a program that links anthropometric data to a CAD model of wheelchairs and a new wheel.

"F.C.S. is Army modernization," Senator James M. Inhofe, Republican of Oklahoma, said of the Future Combat Systems, a program that links soldiers with weapons, robotic sensors, a communications network and combat vehicles.

It is a joint collaborative training initiative between Varian Medical Systems, the University of Cape Town (UCT) and the Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) creating a program that links with the global Varian Access to Care program.

On February 19th, ACORN is launching the Home Defenders, a program that links members of local communities with families who have taken the courageous step of refusing to cooperate with the foreclosure process.

Last fall, a program that linked a student on string bass at Northern Michigan University with an instructor at the University of Michigan was put on hold partly because of such videoconferencing delays, said Donald R. Grant, the head of the music program at Northern Michigan.

The software consultant Tim Berners-Lee developed Enquire, a program that linked documents from various computers around the world, effectively granting a visa to the masses to travel through cyberspace.

Software consultant Tim Berners-Lee developed Enquire, a program that linked documents from various computers around the world, effectively granting a visa to the masses to travel through cyberspace.

She initiated a program that linked individual Jon Douglas agents with children from South Central and became increasingly committed to her work with young people from Jefferson High School.

Leung, a second-year student, has served on the EQUID (Equity, Inclusion, and Diversity) committee, the School's task force for diversity and inclusion, and was a strategic planner for ELM Environmental Leadership Mentoringg), a mentoring program that links F&ES alums with students.