Sentence examples for centerpiece program from inspiring English sources

The centerpiece program of the satellite system was Democracy Now!, inaugurated in 1996 and hosted by WBAI programmer Amy Goodman and New York Daily News reporter Juan González.

That law's centerpiece program, known as Title I, has pumped billions of federal dollars into education for poor children over the past 43 years.

The provision puts in jeopardy the long-term survival of Social Security - a centerpiece program that has been popular, efficient, and effective for 75 years.

From a sending country's perspective, the Philippines had a long history as a sending country especially since the 1970s when labor migration became a centerpiece program in order to address massive unemployment.

The answer, based on the four centerpiece programs available for review, is a qualified yes.

But Ohio State and Michigan have been the Big Ten's centerpiece programs since forever, and having them linked to college football's lawless summer irritated Delany no end.

"Ghosts," the centerpiece of Program 2 of San Francisco Ballet's 2010 season, is not dwarfed by the works -- by Jerome Robbins and Paul Taylor -- that surround it.

The centerpiece of program was Mozart's Quintet for Piano and Winds (K. 452), with André Michel Schub at the piano.

"Humanitarian communities have really latched onto this word 'resilience' and that's become a centerpiece of programming.

Lost dogs and the budget woes of small towns are a centerpiece of programming at WZBG, a small independent adult contemporary station in Litchfield with a family-friendly format.

A centerpiece of the program is a manualized, 20-session trauma/grief-focused group treatment program in which the school counselors lead a specialized therapy group with 6 to 10 of the most distressed students at the school.