Sentence examples for for a post program from inspiring English sources

Upon seeing the first image on the screen (a silhouette of Cuba), the crowd erupted into a raucous cry of "¡Viva, Cuba!" Following the film, and the standing ovation it received, Soderbergh appeared for a post program Q&A.

An important point, that can be interesting for an ex post program evaluator, is that when communities grow in size, they tend to include important nodes.

She was awarded a fellowship for a post-doctoral program in human rights at Columbia Law School.

"There are no laid-down opportunities to work in rural areas… [For example], 'Once you accept postings to a rural and remote area say for three years, these are the plans for you; you can be sponsored to go for a post-graduate program.' But these things are not there….

He is now considering leaving science for a post in computer programming, putting the seven years he spent earning his doctorate in microbiology behind him.

That recently got a $5 million to-up, while 500 Startups also has a $10 million'5000 Tuktuks' fund for Thailand, a $20 million fund for India, a post-accelerator program in Malaysia and it is close to opening a fund in Vietnam.

This study reported on the maintenance of self-reported anthropometric and behavioural risk factors changes, 6-months post program for a small (n=277) cohort of individuals participating in and completing a population-wide translational behaviour change program.

He officially stepped down in mid-December after rumors began to surface that he was leaving for a post with another college program or professional team.

She was the Admissions In-Charge for a post-graduate law program at City University of Hong Kong, during which time she reviewed hundreds of applications each year for 6 years.

Years later, when Trump tried to secure money from a post-9/11 program for small businesses, to benefit his office tower at 40 Wall Street, Nadler protested.

Simultaneous communication (SC) was analyzed from the perspective of 36 professionals who are deaf and working in a post-secondary program for deaf students.