Sentence examples for contribute to this program from inspiring English sources

How did it happen that Baryshnikov asked Rainer, who had not choreographed a dance in decades, to contribute to this program?

In this paper, we aim to contribute to this program of research to examine the relationship between energy consumption at the sectoral level and GDP focusing on the GCC region.

Just as in the current system, Americans would be able to contribute to this program via the "check-off" on their tax returns without increasing their tax bill.

To contribute to this program of study, a plant used in the treatment of several diseases in the Central Region of Cameroon caught our attention.

We've contributed to this program for the past three years and will continue to do so this year.

For Harvard and our many American partners in this consortium, contributing to this program has been an opportunity to not only serve and improve care delivery in Rwanda, but also to learn much that we can apply back in the United States," says Dr. Paul Farmer, co-founder of the nonprofit Partners In Health and University Professor at Harvard University.

San Francisco's unique political and social culture must be seen as a major factor contributing to this program's success.

The factors that contributed to this program's success were: ▪ a visionary leader who involved teams at all levels; ▪ establishing priorities based on assessment and root cause analysis; ▪ creating a climate of support for managers who were formerly isolated; ▪ establishing standards of performance and rewarding people for meeting or exceeding them; ▪ linking change to HRM systems.

Factors related to internal migration in Brazil: how does a conditional cash-transfer program contribute to this phenomenon?

Some states contribute to this education through their Medicaid programs, but Medicare contributes the majority of money — $9.5 billion — to teaching hospitals to help cover the additional costs of training new physicians.

Here, we contribute to this by providing a flexible simulation program that readily integrates into any ABC procedure.