Sentence examples for chapter of the program from inspiring English sources

She started the New York chapter of the program in 1992.

A. Macy's in America has developed products with the Haitian chapter of the program, and we have added a collection of bags from Africa.

I had the great privilege of participating in National Service Month myself and took my 10-year-old son with me to volunteer at a local chapter of the Young Eagles program.

Includes chapters on: Overview of the program; Strategic Planning - Developing a Program Framework; Legal Issues; Defining a Target Population and Establishing an Admission Process; Program Design and Operations; Site and Facility Issues; Staffing and Staff Training; Assuring Your Success; Celebrating Your Success.

Kay Wilkins, the chief executive of the Southeast Louisiana Red Cross chapter, defended the program in a television interview, insisting it was not secret.

This chapter covers the origin of the program, the pedagogical implications, and a walkthrough of the design process for the exhibits.

"Gee whiz, let me think," said John Maxwell of the New Jersey chapter of the American Petroleum Council, which opposes the program.

She was a member of the Junior League of Bronxville and served as president of the Bronxville chapter of the American Field Service student exchange program and of the Adoption Service of Westchester County.

Mills' chapter, "The Program of the Left," outlined a labor-based radical agenda that was really an expansion of the New Deal plus a call for halting the arms race and the war economy.

For Disaster Relief WEDNESDAY -- A black-tie dinner at the Pierre will benefit the greater New York chapter of the American Red Cross and its programs and services, including disaster relief in the New York area.

In an analysis of foreclosures in Chapter 13 bankruptcy, the program intended to help troubled borrowers save their homes, Ms. Porter found that questionable fees had been added to almost half of the loans she examined, and many of the charges were identified only vaguely.