Sentence examples for carry out programs from inspiring English sources
The National People's Congress passed legislation identifying the National Reform and Development Commission as the lead agency to design and carry out programs in support of this goal.
State Department officials said they were suspending $300 million partly because there were not enough organizations in the West Bank and Gaza to carry out programs.
The effective spending freeze amounts to a reduction when rising costs are taken into account — a welcome outcome to many Republicans — and disrupts the government's ability to carry out programs and policy changes.
Relief agencies and local officials said that the province needs repairs to its infrastructure -- from the bombed-out Kunduz airport runway to the cratered roads and downed electric grids -- to carry out programs on a significant scale.
The Minority Science and Engineering Improvement Programs shall cooperate and consult with other programs within the Department and within Federal, State, and private agencies which carry out programs to improve the quality of science, mathematics, and engineering education.
In addition to efforts to evaluate and carry out programs that provide veterans with free services — like counseling and assistance with financial aid applications — Ms. Smith-Osborne recently formed an interdisciplinary partnership with Ms. Liu, whose research has focused on a portable, optical brain-imaging device.
Funding is derived from USGS projects or programs that support student interns as part of the mix of efforts required to carry out program or project activities.
Finally, we also employ or sponsor approximately 75 staff and students, full-time and part-time positions, to carry out program and research activities for the Center.
After assessment and approval, it is required to make operation plan and then carry out program according to the plan.
Many partnerships are formed to carry out programming for children in countries, where the majority of UNICEF's work takes place.
Rather, they are "adaptation executors," carrying out programs written into the mind's machinery long ago.
