Sentence examples for governing programs from inspiring English sources

Arizona has virtually no health and safety laws governing programs for children that run for a period of less than a year.

Here, we discuss the role of environmental stimuli on mechanisms governing programs of CNS myelination under normal and pathological conditions.

President Traian Basescu is expected to nominate a new prime minister, who will be required to present his governing program to Parliament for approval.

Meanwhile, the board of PBS voted to adopt an updated set of journalistic standards to govern programming and content development, in large part to make the policies, last revised in 1987, more reflective of media other than television.

The solicitation (see http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/sbirsttr1/index.pdf or http://grants.nih.gov/grants/funding/sbirsttr1/index.doc) contains information about the SBIR and STTR programs, regulations governing the programs, and instructional information for submission.

First, if opposing government is your primary objective, it's hard to have a positive governing program.

He also criticizes Greenberg for devising messages too devoid of content to sustain a governing program.

But another explanation is possible: that at least some of the campaign messages Greenberg so skillfully devised were simply too lacking in content to sustain a governing program.

Mr. Frank also complained that the Bush administration is trying to achieve the changes through regulations, including those governing housing programs.

By creating programs for the Web, Mr. Zwick and Mr. Herskovitz can take advantage of union agreements that allow actors and writers to work on terms more favorable to producers than those governing network programs.

Although many internships provide valuable experience, some unpaid interns complain that they do menial work and learn little, raising questions about whether these positions violate federal rules governing such programs.