Sentence examples similar to champion programs to ease from inspiring English sources

Institutions like U.C.L.A. and U.N.C. have been building programs to ease the transition from community college.

"Countries must strengthen their targeted programs to ease the pressure on the most vulnerable population".

Of course, companies could create programs to ease this transition period.

Diem had to devise programs to ease his new citizens into the economic system.

That is the easy bit: the reigning champions to ease into the last four, with home-country advantage in the semi.

The program aims to ease the suffering of the Iraqi people.

The world champions were expected to ease through the match at Crystal Palace on Saturday but were surprised by a resilient British team.

It also has started programs to help ease costs for small businesses and shopkeepers.

Numerous events, workshops and programs are presented to ease the transition to life as an undergraduate.

Campuses try to have programs and policies to ease these transitions.

The politics of acculturation, the process by which Jews championed unpopular social causes to ease their adaptation to American life, established them as the guardians of liberal America.