Sentence examples for extension of a program from inspiring English sources

What's clear – and has been clear for well over a decade – is that the climate science denial industry is largely an extension of a program developed in the 1960s by big tobacco.

Separately, senators Feinstein and Chambliss said they understood the Verizon records harvesting to be merely an extension of a program that has gone on continuously for the last seven years.

What Mr. Nunn and Mr. Turner have in mind is, in many ways, a private extension of a program that Mr. Nunn and Senator Richard G. Lugar, Republican of Indiana, began a decade ago to help Russia and other states of the former Soviet Union dismantle their nuclear arsenals.

The reimbursement offer has been billed as "an extension" of a program that was set to expire Aug. 16.

This is an extension of a program that was first launched last year with online learning sites like Lynda.com, Coursera and Microsoft.

No doubt House Democrats would have preferred to be able to support a multi-year extension of TAA, a program that would provide benefits for tens of thousands of American workers each year hurt by past trade deals.

The department's analysis also shows a clear difference between states that have allowed an extension of Medicaid, a program which covers many poorer families, and those that have resisted it.

The app is in fact a mobile extension of NIKEiD, a program that allows customer to order personalized Nike shoes straight from the manufacturer.

Ms. Pelosi allowed the House to approve a temporary extension of a wiretapping program even though she considered the proposal constitutionally flawed and felt that the White House had dishonestly accused Democrats of impeding surveillance.

But Gellman reveals that the F.B.I. director, Robert Mueller, and top people in the Justice Department were prepared to resign rather than accede to an extension of a surveillance program that was Cheney and Addington's brainchild — to the extent that they kept Bush's own terrorism adviser, Frances Townsend, in the dark about it.

The visit to a Belfast neighborhood in 1998 to start building a home for a low-income family was part of a foreign extension of an American program called "The House that Congress Built".