Sentence examples for enhancements program from inspiring English sources

But Clarke and other archaeologists are now watching anxiously as Congress debates whether to renew the enhancements program.

But the bill also reorganizes and reduces funds for a "transportation enhancements" program which has pumped more than $50 million into archeology and environmental research projects since 1992.

The 20-year-old Transportation Enhancements program currently mandates that a small fraction, about 2percentt, of federal transportation funding be reserved for building bike lanes and pedestrian walkways, but critics of the program argue that scarce resources should go toward funding highways and bridges for vehicles.

Dr. Earl Chilton, aquatic habitat enhancement program director at Texas Parks and Wildlife, said that every fish was tested once.

Still, County Executive Andrew J. Spano has directed the Planning Department to apply in June for a $3.5 million grant from the federal transportation enhancement program.

They said that would allow the county to gain access to the $2 million federal grant awarded for the project in 2002 through a transportation enhancement program.

Within the field of correctional industries, the Prison Industry Enhancement program employs about 5,000 people, usually in partnership with private industries who contract with the correctional system.

A transportation enhancement program, for example, could pay artists for related public artworks; through the Labor Department displaced arts professionals could receive new training to stay in the work force.

Sometimes this is intentional, as when a spokesman for Hasbro said that the closing of a Scrabble plant in Fairfax, Vt., in 1999 was part of a "global improvement product enhancement program".

" The polo association's start-up and enhancement program offers mentoring — a representative is sent to an approved school or club as a temporary adviser — but also officiating for regular-season matches and certification for new umpires.

You?" Next week, on Sept. 10, is the final written exam for the first class of the Tour Guide Enhancement Program, a 12-week refresher course on urban history and insider tidbits that began in June and is being given by NYC & Company.