When Olympic rules were changed to allow professionals to apply for reinstatement as amateurs, G and G took advantage and skated in the 1994 Games, winning their second gold medal with a program that reflected their passion and maturity.
Cole reported that the goal of the co-productions was to provide children in each country a program that reflected their country's culture, local values, and educational priorities.
In his writings, it is difficult to distinguish that which concerns objective social science from a reform program that reflects only a personal stand.
The MQ-9 Reaper is a weapons program that reflects the personality of its creator.
To win the kind of victory that conservatives seem to think they should be winning, the Republican Party needs two things: a domestic agenda that offers more to hard-pressed families than just generic conservative rhetoric about the genius of capitalism and a foreign policy program that reflects the hard lessons learned in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Upon exposure to DNA damaging agents, Saccharomyces cerevisiae respond by activating a massive transcriptional program that reflects the fact that "DNA damaging" agents also damage other cellular macromolecules.
Mr. Deitch moved quickly and decisively to put in place a curatorial program that reflected his belief that the art world was too insular and that to cultivate a new generation of art lovers, museums needed to think unconventionally by breaking down barriers among art, music, fashion and other creative worlds.
With help from HSPH visiting scholar Stephanie Chalupka of the University of Massachusetts Lowell, the COECs designed a conference program that reflected the complexity and interrelationship of environmental health issues as well as the scope and nature of the practice of public health nursing.
They then create a character for a children's program that reflects the current issues and values of their communities.
On the other hand, the closure of the old Cottesloe (now re-opened as the Dorfman) and the opening of the Shed (now called the Temporary Space) may have seemed like a loss to some regular National Theatre audiences, but also created a whole new audience through a more relaxed vibe and programming that reflects contemporary theatre trends.
