Sentence examples for forward a program from inspiring English sources
Much of Trump's and the Republican Party's program is no more than crude Obama-trolling, as in the departure from the Paris climate accord, or in the health-care fiasco, where the sole logic in putting forward a program that even Republicans hated was to placate the base by undoing what the black President had done.
The eighth installment opened on Tuesday night at Symphony Space with "Tap Forward," a program highlighting contemporary choreography and the presentation of two Hoofer Awards (to Tina Pratt and Derick K. Grant), as well as the Preservation Award (to the teacher and tap historian Ann Kilkelly).
Desiring to avoid such drastic remedies for Cincinnati, newly appointed Superintendent Dr. Donald Waldrip pushed forward a program of alternative schools (later called magnet schools), designed "to calm the desires of parents for academic choice and to stem the demands of federal judges for court-ordered desegregation".
Thiessen's sense of incredibly unwarranted certainty seems to stem from some unnamed guy he got to back up the premise of his book, and in so doing, this article, who alleges that "In the wake of 9/11, [the CIA] put forward a program that had a lethal component to strike back at the people who did this.
"I think that's very important for the public to know, that today, the secretary of education, before this committee, refused to affirm that she would put forward a program that would ban discrimination based on LGBTQ status of students or would ban discrimination based on religion," he said.
At the moment he is moving forward with a program to build a thousand homes on a giant lot he owns.
Another excellent season would certainly be a big step forward for a program that competes for attention with the basketball team.
Francis Mer, the economics minister, has made clear he intends to push forward with a program of privatization of government-held companies, including France Télécom.
The National Milk Producers Federation has come forward with a program to try to bolster prices through buying and slaughtering dairy cattle and paying farmers for producing less milk.
But MSNBC executives said they would rather backtrack on their previously announced plans than move forward with a program that might not be suited to nightly frequency.
The decision vindicated the clean air strategy devised by the outgoing E.P.A. administrator, Carol Browner, and challenged her successor, Christie Whitman, to move forward with a program to achieve the clean air targets set by Ms. Browner.
