Sentence examples for carrying out a program from inspiring English sources

It shows the scientific community at its best and most modern, carrying out a program requiring elaborate collaboration, new technology and the latest computer-assisted methods.

In the winter of 2003, after an Iranian opposition group revealed two previously secret nuclear complexes, the Tehran government admitted for the first time that it had been carrying out a program to enrich uranium.

Although the facts of last Friday's incident are still being sorted out, the deaths raise serious questions about how Peru's air force has been carrying out a program involving help from the Central Intelligence Agency to fight drug trafficking.

It is estimated that from 1975 to 1979, under the leadership of Pol Pot, the government caused the deaths of more than one million people from forced labour, starvation, disease, torture, or execution while carrying out a program of radical social and agricultural reforms.

But in Chicago, we have carried out a program to help put these people back to work.

Gov. Bill Owens signed legislation that requires all state school districts to carry out a program that prevents bullying.

When schools decide to carry out a program, they either do it across the whole student body or focus on a certain population.

During this period Italy carried out a program of public works, concentrating especially on highways and on agricultural and industrial development.

Still, some money reached the group or its affiliates through other grantees who sub-awarded it to Acorn to help carry out a program.

As his national political career waned, he rose to prominence in the city government of Berlin, where, as chief burgomaster from 1878, he carried out a program of public services and improvements.

An answer is provided in his reference to a piece by A. O. Scott in last Sunday's New York Times, a lament that "the studios have, with increasing vigor and intensity, carried out a program of mass infantilization".