Sentence examples for considering programs from inspiring English sources

Barnes, who is considering programs like Duke, Stanford, U.C.L.A. and Kansas, epitomizes this current class.

Mr. LaPierre said several other states were considering programs like Project Exile.

But even at some of the most successful, like Reunion near Orlando, the Ginn Companies is considering programs to attract more buyers by offering fractional ownership at lower prices.

TOKYO — The new Japanese government is considering programs worth ¥433 billion this week to bolster businesses, including help for them in buying foreign companies, under a draft economic stimulus package viewed by Reuters on Monday.

Many countries considering radioactive waste disposal have, or are considering programs to study and quantify microbial effects in terms of their particular disposal concept.

When considering programs that are risk- or hazard-based, one can create a comprehensive, cost-effective program that should provide protection for workers and become an integral part of the project.

Two years before it chose Bernstein as Mitropoulos's successor, the music policy committee began considering programming unconventional modern music.

So it should not be surprising that several out-of-town orchestras with concerts in New York in the next few weeks have been considering program changes.

There are only few programs that look at the character of a person when considering program participation.

The planners selected a telephone counseling program after considering program fit with the implementation capacity of the clinical partner [ 35].

When that occurs, the American government would have more room to consider programs like subsidies for the long-term unemployed, he added.