Sentence examples similar to era program from inspiring English sources

He has just created an artificial political crisis by ending another Obama-era program.

This Bush-era program was decried as wasteful and directionless spending – a "rocket to nowhere" – and cancelled four years ago.

This theory, if true, could explain the persistence of a Soviet-era program to build better biological weapons.

THE NEIGHBORHOOD STABILIZATION PROGRAM This Bush-era program provides money to states, cities and nonprofits to buy and rehabilitate abandoned and foreclosed properties.

Big banks that plan to increase payouts still hold nearly $120 billion in government-backed debt under a crisis-era program from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.

Among 60 programs in line for elimination were the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, AmeriCorps and a $298 million Clinton-era program for hiring local police officers.

This has taken me to states from Maine to California, into archives and libraries, and on long and occasionally fruitful searches for survivors of the Depression-era program.

It was designed to ensure food security by continuing the Depression-era program to pay big grain farmers to grow food.

The Bush administration has shifted emphasis from a Clinton-era program to develop hybrid cars into a far more ambitious, long-term project to commercialize fuel cells.

And as the tax receipts fell and the city budget bled red, the mayor continued a Koch-era program and poured billions of dollars into rehabilitating dilapidated housing.

The Depression-era program, they said, was intended to help the struggling family farmer, increasingly being bought out by big farmers encouraged by the subsidies to expand.