Sentence examples for broadening programs from inspiring English sources

Sexology students are also focused on the field's future, with broadening programs making it possible to address previously-overlooked issues.

The National Drug Strategy Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People's Complementary Action Plan 2003-2009 encouralcoholcohol and other drug (AOD) services to collaborate to broaden programs for the Aboriginal population [ 5].

So schools need additional fund-raising to cover financial aid, maintain and expand facilities and broaden program offerings.

It is also in the Center's long-term strategy to broaden programming that engages the nearby regions of Northern and Western Africa.

It is also in the Center's long-term strategy to broaden programming that engages the nearby regions of the Middle East, Balkans, Black Sea, Caucasus, and the Eastern Mediterranean.

In announcing the appointment, MIT President Howard W. Johnson said the appointment represented an important step in developing a broadened program of study and research in urban affairs at MIT.

Use of a simple, publicly placed tool that monitors vaccination coverage in a community has potential to broaden program coverage by keeping both the community and the health system informed about every infant's vaccination status.

Although data challenges limit firm conclusions, the experiences in both countries suggest that "My Village Is My Home" is a promising tool that has the potential to broaden program coverage by marshalling both community residents and health workers to track individual children's vaccinations.

In 2009, the Stanford CS department revamped its undergraduate curriculum, broadening the program so students could focus on tracks in areas that most interested them.

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In memorandums explaining the legislation, the drafters of the Senate bill argued that states without expanded coverage would need more help from the federal government to defray the costs of broadening their programs.