Sentence examples for backing of a program from inspiring English sources

Now, with the backing of a program run by the U.S. Embassy here, both Ms. Valuskova and Ms. Machova have turned their attention to mentoring younger women entrepreneurs.

For years, he said, he had dreamed of Russia embracing, or rather re-embracing, the pioneer spirit, and he was delighted by the Kremlin's backing of a program meant to reassert the country's manifest destiny as a continent-straddling power.

He served as the public face of the administration's rolling back of a program that granted a reprieve from deportation to people who had come here without documentation as children, and he directed federal prosecutors to make illegal-immigration cases a higher priority.

That was, he added, until a former Bronxville quarterback named Jeffrey Cooney arrived on the scene with money, energy and the backing of a tested program.

We discovered more than 120 organizations that support workplace sabbatical programs and interviewed more than 200 women and men between age 28 and 65 who have taken time off from work without the backing of a formal company program.

He began composing the lines on the back of a concert program and finished most of the rest while working nights as a hospital orderly.

When McDaniel's portrait was printed on the back of a movie program, the brochures were destroyed.

With hours to go before the presidential candidates meet in Denver for their first debate, Mitt Romney has scaled back his acceptance of a program by President Obama to grant reprieves from deportation to hundreds of thousands of young illegal immigrants.

On July 18, the New York Power Authority was able to reduce demand in the city by asking more than 15 businesses and government agencies to cut back as part of a program that provides organizations with $40 for each kilowatt of electrical power that they save, said Michael Saltzman, a power authority spokesman.

Classical Music ANONYMOUS 4. The sirens of medieval euphony are back with a program of songs for tormented lovers by the 14th-century Florentine poet and composer Francesco Landini.

But the heart of the exhibition is the gallery's back room: a program of films by the curator's father, the experimental filmmaker Stan VanDerBeek, who died in 1984.