Sentence examples for descriptions of the program's from inspiring English sources

All four of the contractors provided similar descriptions of the program's problems.

Requirements and milestones, as well as more detailed descriptions of the program's expectations of advisers and students, are listed in the Student Handbook, found on the program website.

It later spun off TrapWire, but the C.I.A. connection, along with the company's vague but impressive descriptions of the program's capabilities, appears to have fueled the furor on the Web that it was a sort of automated Big Brother.

A detailed description of the program's requirements, milestones, and advising expectations are listed in the Biology Ph.D. Student Handbook, found on the program website.

But Democrats reacted angrily to the USA Today article and its description of the program's vast size, including an assertion by one unnamed source that its goal was the creation of a database of every phone call ever made within the United States' borders.

TCom aims to minimize student disappointment and risk of patient harm through a focus on the student-patient relationship during the program and informed student self-selection beforehand: the program is offered to students on a voluntary basis and they are provided with a careful description of the program's expectations and challenges.

The purpose of this article is to provide a detailed description of the program's activities, demonstrating that it is possible to deliver high-quality family planning services, including LARCs, in crisis-affected settings using a set of best practices established in more stable settings.

However, none of the descriptions of the program at the program's website (http://www.steppingstonesfeedback.org) or elsewhere online indicate that this topic is formally covered in the program.

Urban Stages then faxed descriptions of the programs to the city's 32 community school district superintendents, adding that they were free.

Along with serving healthy meals, Rockaway Restoration Kitchen will offer a 13-week program to teach restaurant skills to those who are unemployed, and help place them in jobs in other restaurants around the city, according to a description of the program on the organization's website.

In accordance with American Psychological Association requirements, a more complete description of the clinical program's goals, clinical training resources, and special requirements can be found in the on-line Clinical Graduate Student Handbook.