Sentence examples for backbone of the program from inspiring English sources

"Nate has been the backbone of the program since my freshman season," Battier said.

In an interview in the back of a tiny shop in Ghazaliya, General Petraeus said that the United States was pressing to set up Guardian forces in places where the tribes were not strong or prevalent enough to serve as a backbone of the program.

NEWPORT COAST — On Senior Day, the Sage Hill School girls' soccer team honored the seven seniors who have been the backbone of the program for the last couple of years.

Chinese trainers are playing an important role and are becoming the backbone of the program.

The backbone of this program is the "Serious Illness Conversation Guide," which offers seven questions to facilitate meaningful conversation among physicians, patients and families.

Financially, according to Newman, the "backbone of these programs is the resale of usable phones".

But by and large, the backbone of the Master Gardener program is retirees and elderly residents seeking more active pursuits than Bingo to fill their time.

Andrew Jennings, the British investigative reporter whose research provided the backbone of the "Panorama" program, said Tuesday that a confidential document indicated that I.S.L. had made 175 payments worth $100 million.

1, 12 Both strongly recommend cART in all patients with HIV-associated nephropathy regardless of CD4 count, and in individuals coinfected with hepatitis B. Patients coinfected with hepatitis B need a cART program active against both viruses, and this is easily accomplished by using Truvada (coformulated tenofovir and emcitribine) as the backbone of the combination program.

In this validation study, a very high agreement was demonstrated for the raters for the seven facial and extrafacial regions (Tables 2 and 3), highlighting the intuitive nature of the five-point photonumeric scales that are the backbone of the HOYS program.

The agency, the New York State Racing and Wagering Board, said racetracks could not offer purses greater than twice the assigned value of the horses running in any claiming races, the less glamorous races that make up the backbone of the daily programs at many tracks.