Sentence examples for first stage of the program from inspiring English sources

The school-age population in the four chosen elementary schools — the first stage of the program would include only kindergarten through sixth grade on the theory that like language, teaching nutrition to younger children would have a higher "stick" rate — is 42.6percentt Hispanic, 41.3percentt white but not Hispanic and the rest divided among other ethnic groups.

This paper firstly offers an analysis of the problems encountered during the progress of this rural electrification program, using data obtained from field survey of representative areas in western China where the first stage of the program was implemented.

The first stage of the program starts in infancy, where Rousseau's crucial concern is to avoid conveying the idea that human relations are essentially ones of domination and subordination, an idea that can too easily by fostered in the infant by the conjunction of its own dependence on parental care and its power to get attention by crying.

The bednets will be distributed in Liberia and Rwanda for the first stage of the program.

The division developed a formal implementation program however much was learnt from the first stages of the program to the final stages.

FBRs form the second stage of the program linking the first phase with natural U and third phase with Th fuels.

In Arlington, Va., Dr. Susan Allan, the county's public health director, says she is concerned about the complexity involved in the first stage of the vaccination program.

Khazanah's managers said the proposed delisting of Malaysia Airlines shares represented "the first stage" of the restructuring program and that the fund was in the final stages of completing the overall restructuring proposal.

Prior research indicated that these matching procedures lead to results similar to those obtained under the randomized experimental design built into the first stage of the Oportunidades program [ 40].

"We are in the first stage of this program," Coughlin said.

Each university will receive roughly $3 million over the next year in the first stage of the department's Academic Strategic Alliances Program, projected as a $250 million effort over the next decade for these universities to develop unclassified computer simulations of nuclear explosions.