Sentence examples for guiding the program from inspiring English sources

Anderson praised Edsall at the time for guiding the program through its first season in the Big Ten, when Maryland finished 7-6.

The conceptual model guiding the program included principles from community/preventive psychology and the SEL movement; and the conceptual model guiding the evaluation was action research.

But Tom Viertel noted that his principal responsibilities at the O'Neill, where he has been a longtime board member, will be guiding the program, motivating the board and raising money; the institution is more than $1 million in debt.

The program's first coach, Carol Hammerle, won 456 games in 25 seasons while guiding the program from its beginning as an N.A.I.A. team in 1973 to its first appearance in the Division I N.C.A.A. tournament in 1994.

And while he left UCI last season after guiding the program to its third NCAA crown in three seasons, his legacy with this year's Anteaters is a point of contention for some.

The manual includes four sections: 1) introduction to the program that includes the philosophy guiding the program, a description of the motor skill and fitness components targeted, and a description of the parent's role in leading the activities; 2) the daily schedule; 3) detailed descriptions of the playground games; and 4) instructions for playing the interactive console-based games.

Whatever hand, human or randomly digital, is guiding the programming over at Netflix, they are to be commended on consistently turning up the most pleasingly unexpected documentaries.

The Advisory Board is charged with guiding the programs and activities of the Bolch Judicial Institute.

Project leaders were responsible for guiding the programs, working with clinicians, delegating responsibilities, and developing contacts with outside funders and vendors.

At the University of Michigan, "two goals guide the program," said Henry D. Baier, the associate vice president for facilities and operations.

Faculty liaisons help to guide the program and serve as an additional resource for students.