Sentence examples for administering programs from inspiring English sources

Representative Tony P. Hall, the Ohio Democrat who cosponsored the measure, argued that small religious groups that most needed financing also needed to retain the character of their faith by hiring only members of their religion even if those employees would be administering programs financed by the government.

These findings have broad implications for those responsible for administering programs to care for women, allocating research funds in women's health and geriatrics, and training physicians to meet this rapidly escalating demand.

Dumpson became one of the most vigorous proponents of the compassionate policies Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt stood for, and a national leader in designing and administering programs to ease the lives of the nation's poorest citizens.

These experiences have redoubled her sense of hope, passion, and urgency in advocating for children when administering programs, meeting with government leaders, international agencies and strategic partners, or speaking at conferences such as the World Economic Forum and the Clinton Global Initiative.

Still, the Foundation Center estimates that more than $600 million remains unspent, and the focus has turned to administering programs over the long term.

A statute establishing a single contingency SIG could be enacted, providing core authorities, including adequate jurisdiction and personnel authorities, and providing, as is the case for SIGIR and SIGAR, that the agencies administering programs must provide space and support in-theater.

The company also administers programs to develop phone service in rural areas and impoverished communities.

Mr. Paterson exempted other locally administered programs like special education and youth detention from the cuts as well.

He administers programs for American college students who study in Europe, the Middle East and Asia.

One large provider, the American Arbitration Association, says it administers programs at 500 companies, covering more than five million employees, and gets 8 to 10 new company requests each month.

Money intended to help civilians during the Bush years was generally delivered by American contractors who administered programs like training provincial government officials.