Sentence examples for disrupt the programs from inspiring English sources
The Center for Cancer Systems Therapeutics (CaST) is developing a framework that can account for the dynamic nature of cancer and use this knowledge to disrupt the programs that maintain tumor survival.
This can disrupt the programs' already precarious timelines, said the GAO.
In recent weeks, Mr. Bolaños has warned employees that "the enemy" is trying to disrupt the program.
"I think the agenda for many is to try to disrupt the program that we've got and to try to bring an end to the way in which we have enacted a very strong border protection policy.
In an unusually public display of acrimony among the caretakers of the nation's nuclear stockpile, Sandia National Laboratories has charged that cost overruns on a giant laser at another federal laboratory may disrupt the program to ensure that the stockpile remains safe and reliable.
Duke may terminate a student's participation in the program if Duke determines, in its sole discretion, that: a) student has violated the Standard ,b) continued student participation in the program poses a risk to the health, safety or welfare of the student or others, or c) continued student participation in the program session will materially disrupt the program.
Men who felt compelled to protest the restrictions of the conscription law attempted to disrupt the program through the use of various techniques, including the initiation of work slowdowns and labor strikes.
Most of his appearances were on the MSNBC program "Morning Joe". His departure is not expected to disrupt the program, which draws on a wide array of analysts to discuss the day's political news stories.
The IMAM activities are now well accepted by the community and health professionals, even though the frequent stock-outs that occurred during these last 2 years have severely disrupted the program.
Under state law, district reshuffling proposals must meet nine criteria, including findings that they would not negatively affect the fiscal status of the districts involved, would not significantly disrupt the educational programs and would not promote racial or ethnic discrimination or segregation.
