Sentence examples for echo existing from inspiring English sources

The program would echo existing public service programs like AmeriCorps VISTA and the Peace Corps, he said.

The mayor said early today that the proposal, if adopted, would do nothing more than echo existing laws that require flags in classrooms.

Many of the sculptures' settings echo existing paths and lines in the garden: there's a foliated tree at the end of the Ginkgo Allee and a bird totem in the Cherry Esplanade.

These findings echo existing arguments from both the market-centred and state-centred approaches, namely, the shift from the state-controlled system to the market accompanied with the persistence of state power.

Amid efforts to promote more engagement between women, their partners and facility-based health providers, we echo existing literature that argues in favor of bringing health messages to communities via community health workers and we also encourage more discussions of FP during antenatal visits and prior to discharge (in the event of facility-based births) [ 5, 38].

The agreement also echoes existing policy allowing the sale of medicine.

Mr. Bush distilled them into a single phrase "renew America's purpose" that echoed existing slogans from his campaign.

This phenomenon echoes existing studies about the important role social capital plays in the market economy under the context of strong state power (Chua 2011, 2014).

This finding echoes existing literature documenting that coordinated activity of KIFC1 and KIF5B is essential for motility and fission of early endocytic vesicles in mouse liver [62].

Echoing existing research (Kumar, Hessini, and Mitchell 2009), our data presents abortion as incompatible with notions of the family, femininity and motherhood.

Their elevations are in shades of cream and grey that echo the existing terraces and semi-detacheds of this part of town.