Sentence examples for basis for the program from inspiring English sources

A dozen mothers were ultimately selected on a first-come-first-served basis for the program.

Obama is expected to discuss his administration's rationale for keeping the program mostly secret, and for keeping the legal basis for the program mostly secret, too.

The agency recorded more than 90 tapes of often-brutal interrogations, footage that became increasingly worrisome to officials as the legal basis for the program began to crumble.

And he in my view hasn't fully grappled with the statute that is currently on the books and currently the basis for the program doesn't fit with the way the program is being operated.

National security officials have implored Congress for the past year and a half to extend the legal basis for the program, Section 702 of the FISA Amendments Act, before it lapses at the end of the month.

The ruling party at the time, Fine Gael, did not act on the proposal, but the Fianna Fail government elected in 1987 made the document the basis for the Program of National Recovery PNRR), which set forth the policies that underpinned Ireland's economic turnaround.

The basis for the programs, Mr. Bagby reports in booklet notes, is a manuscript he found in the library of Cambridge University, a collection of Latin and German songs copied from an original now missing, by Anglo-Saxon monks of the Abbey of St. Augustine in Canterbury.

Such pharmacophoric constraints can be implemented in GOLD [46] as well as in many other modern docking programs, and are the basis for the screening program FlexX-Pharm [47], where ligands are incrementally constructed into the active site in a manner incorporating "look-ahead checks" to ensure that desired interactions are formed.

In some states, policy makers appear to believe that simply testing children at kindergarten entry (or, less often at entry to preschool, as well) provides a basis for assessing the program's quality and effectiveness.

Roberts and other Republicans on the committee also have endorsed a legislative proposal by Sen. Mike DeWine (R-Ohio) that would provide a statutory basis for the NSA program.

Members of Congress, tasked with oversight of intelligence and military matters, have repeatedly demanded the memoranda from the White House detailing the legal basis for the drone program, only to be repeatedly denied.