Sentence examples for consequence program from inspiring English sources

Some migrants detained in Nogales would be turned over, under a consequence program called Operation Streamline, for criminal prosecution.

This shift from content to likeness was also marked by an immediate shift from Popper's essentially syntactic approach (something it shares with the consequence program) to a semantic approach, one which trafficks in the contents of sentences.

As a consequence, programs that try to improve student performance can also induce individuals to stay in education longer.

Variety Club members persuaded Ralph Edwards, a popular radio personality, to broadcast his live, coast-to-coast "Truth or Consequences" program from Children's Hospital.

As part of her plea deal, Ms. Rothberger will work with the prosecutor's office's "Choices and Consequences" program, which brings offenders to talk to teenagers.

The most successful aid programs I have seen are the ones that recognize that development is never just an economic process, and that financial aid has profound social consequences — programs that have directed aid to farmers as well as fishermen, for example, or that have sought to mitigate over-fishing by training villagers for new professions.

Thus, after fixing the figure chosen by the child to the page of the trial, the page would be turned and the following trial started, without providing differential consequences programmed for the responses considered correct or incorrect.

As a consequence, one program developed to be conveniently on campus is a four to five week summer tutoring program that pays students eligible for work-study.

As a consequence, the program probably benefited to the most connected and integrated.

As a consequence, many programs are limited by memory accesses and not the actual computation.

Decision makers in local communities must also authorize these partnerships; before doing so, these local leaders should closely review the likely unintended consequences of program participation.