Sentence examples for has suggested a program from inspiring English sources

For this reason, Britain has suggested a program of $100 billion a year by 2020, financed by wealthier countries and the private sector, to help poorer nations develop low-carbon economies.

The administration has suggested a program, akin to Resolution Trust Corporation's role in the savings and loan crisis, that could help rescue the housing market.

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has insisted there will be no second debt haircut for Greece but has suggested a third loan program, much smaller than the first two, might be extended to Athens to cover the anticipated 11 billion euros funding gap.

And if your doctor has suggested a gradual withdrawal program, stick with it.

Data from animal studies have, for many years, provided evidence that prenatal exposure to glucocorticoids restricts fetal growth and, more recently, has suggested a role in programming the individual to adult disease.

Q You've suggested a government program for buyers of new homes.

Some in the White House have suggested a separate program for girls -- but that woefully misses the point.

Critics of the program have suggested a fear of failure, but public pressure seems to have moved up the schedule.

Since the creation of the L.I.W.C., in 1993, studies utilizing the program have suggested a close connection between our language, our state of mind, and our behavior.

Since many cervical cancer screening programs in Sub-Saharan Africa, including FACES, have targeted HIV positive women through integrated HIV-cervical cancer models and because studies of other integrated programs have suggested a possible association between HIV and cervical cancer stigma, this study also specifically stratified men's responses by HIV status [ 17].

Some faculty development programs have suggested an approach for promoting collaboration on a global level.