Sentence examples for approved a program from inspiring English sources
Oakland, Calif., has approved a program but has not yet started issuing cards.
Anticipating these problems, the authority approved a program in 2007 to rent vacant apartments and hold them for displaced tenants.
In 2000, Congress approved a program to pay those sickened from exposure $150,000 each and to help with their medical bills.
National Football League owners, meeting in Baltimore, approved a program yesterday that refines and expands the current league policy on player conduct.
Congress has already approved a program of incentives designed to transfer millions of Medicare beneficiaries to a program known as Medicare+Choice, but the program is stalled because private insurance companies say the premiums are inadequate.
The Assembly approved a program today to clean up polluted industrial lands known as brownfields, the first movement in months on a long-stalemated issue that the governor and lawmakers call one of the year's top priorities.
Australia's competition regulator approved a program-sharing deal by two pay television operators -- Optus, part of Singapore Telecommunications, and Foxtel, owned by News Corporation, Telstra and Publishing and Broadcasting Ltd.
The State Court of Appeals upheld the authority of the Public Service Commission to approve a program for low-income consumers.
Although months ago, Mr. Fox expressed the dream of an "open border" between the United States and Mexico, he has since suggested that Washington approve a program to gradually legalize the status of Mexican migrants, allowing them to live better in the United States.
Although the government is keeping its distance, the Athens Law School on Tuesday took a bold step toward restricting access to its campus, approving a program to issue identity cards for students and to place guards at its gates.
During her tenure, Bethune also pushed national executives to approve a program of consumer education for blacks, and a foundation for black crippled children, and planned for studies for black workers' education councils.
