Sentence examples for comparable programs from inspiring English sources

The programs offered at the for-profits schools were substantially more expensive than comparable programs at nearby public colleges.

If you have any doubt, just ask the talented, ambitious young teachers who come through Teach for America or comparable programs.

In an editorial he wrote for The Oriental Morning Post, Wang Lin, an associate professor at Hainan University Law School, said the government should have consulted computer users and allowed other companies to submit comparable programs.

He said the Bush administration would call for $41.3 billion for domestic security programs next year, a 10percentt increase over the $37.7 billion request for comparable programs in the current fiscal year.

In 2004, the New York City Department of Education gave All Kinds of Minds a $12.5 million contract to train 20,000 teachers, without the normal competitive bidding process, because, it said, there were no comparable programs.

The souped-up buses, modeled after comparable programs in South America and Europe, will enjoy dedicated lanes, enforced by security cameras, and sidewalk ticket machines that allow passengers to buy tickets before boarding, significantly reducing delays.

Italy underwent no comparable program of reëducation.

New Rochelle runs a comparable program, with some modifications at Isaac E. Young, the district's other middle school.

The success of "Millionaire" in 1999 sent others networks scurrying for comparable programming, leading to the "reality" craze that transformed prime time in the last two years.

A roughly comparable program in Granada, Spain, but with larger classes, a shared bedroom and only two meals a day, is $585.

NBC Universal is also expected to match new deals for smaller chunks of programming between other media firms and online video providers if it has comparable programming on hand.