Sentence examples for in a program nicknamed from inspiring English sources
The aim was to treat three million by the end of 2005, in a program nicknamed "three by five".
In a program nicknamed Podium, the U.S.O.C.'s high-performance team increased its sponsorship of winter sports, invested money in science and technology and took a closer look at the plans of individual sports federations, rewarding those that demonstrated either performance or potential.
IAC/InterActiveCorp founder Barry Diller is one of the many entertainment moguls who began their Hollywood careers in the agent-training program of talent agency William Morris, a program nicknamed the mailroom because it started out with a rotation through that department.
In 2007, I founded the Urban Zen Foundation, where we have three interrelated initiatives: 1) to put the care in healthcare (as inspired by my late husband's cancer journey) which resulted in our Urban Zen Integrated Therapist program, nicknamed UZIT.
Internet use in China is policed watched over, censored, and punished by a human and technological program nicknamed "The Great Firewall". Content deemed politically unacceptable or sensitive (like the Tiananmen Square massacre) is kept invisible to Chinese Internet users.
It was easy to get a drink in Kensington, nicknamed Bumtown for its abundant saloons.
This work resulted in what was nicknamed a post-ELSI manifesto (Balmer et al. [2012]).
In 2014, the Western Energy Alliance hosted a lobbyist nicknamed "Dr.
Called the Dream-Design-Discover programs and fondly nicknamed a "mini D-Lab," each module explores a topic in-depth for two weeks with nearly 40 junior and senior designers, ages five to nine.
In May, the federal agriculture minister, Kátia Abreu — a former rancher nicknamed "the chainsaw queen" — launched a new investment program that threatens to reignite these simmering tensions.
