Sentence examples for interest in the program and from inspiring English sources

But for years, this has been a challenge, as residents lose interest in the program and ownership of the homes often changes.

Still, there was certainly widespread interest in the program, and the Philharmonic deserves credit for making the music so available to so many.

Forty-two communities around the country have expressed interest in the program and Federal officials said there would eventually be 75 to 80 medical assistance teams nationwide.

This coverage was offered to farmers to determine both their interest in the program and how insurance features and farmer characteristics affected their decision to buy insurance.

Applicants should send applications with a CV, cover letter explaining your interest in the program and career goals, and 3 letters of recommendation to email listed below.

From what I had learned of the Nilgiris Field Learning Center and my knowledge of those involved, I was reassured of my interest in the program and its unique opportunities for engaged learning.

Congressional critics of the attorney general said the Justice Department was not really interested in the program and did not help states develop the required plans.

Jill Lepore, the chairwoman of Harvard's history and literature program, tells of one young woman who came to her home, quite enthusiastic, for an event for students interested in the program, and was quickly deluged with messages from her parents.

For those interested in the opportunity, please email [email protected] with your CV and cover letter detailing why you are interested in the program and why you might be a good fit (500 word limit).

During my interview for the Robertson Scholars Program, I fielded some expected questions like "Why are you interested in the program?" and "How will you contribute to the program?" However, I also received some thought-provoking questions like, "Why do you want to use social entrepreneurship as a factor for change?

Stephanie Merkado-Weiss, president of the Westchester County School Music Association, a nonprofit group made up of music teachers, said music in the county's public schools was thriving, with "a resurgence of interest in the programs and a very high number of students participating in the performing groups at all levels".