Sentence examples for introducing a new program from inspiring English sources

The evening is sponsored by Earth Base, a nonprofit educational group that is introducing a new program called "Pop!

In addition, Visible is introducing a new program called Visible Protect, which covers you (and provides access to Apple Care) in cases of loss, theft or hardware damage after the manufacturer's warranty expires.

In a bid to attract more online shoppers to its secondhand shop, the online consignment store Twice is today introducing a new program that will allow consumers to trade in their unused gift cards from nearly two dozen retailers in exchange for store credit.

And Ford keeps rolling along, introducing a new program which has put their crucially-important 2011 Fiesta in the hands of a few dozen 20-something's for free for six months.

The museum's YouTube channel MOCAtv already has a robust audience and now the museum is introducing a new program called "Screen," which integrates video content into the fabric of the museum via the website.

If the government introduces a new program that will spend $100 billion a year forever, then taxes must ultimately go up by the present-value equivalent of $100 billion forever.

Then he introduced a new program, Teaching Leaders.

It introduces a new program, Growing Pro-Social (GPS), currently in use in several Portuguese youth rehabilitation centers and prisons.

Last Friday night at the David H. Koch Theater the company introduced a new program called Art Series, with seats selling at $29.

But more significantly, many experts say, it will introduce a new program that would begin overhauling the way America distributes aid to the poorest countries.

When, earlier this year, the Ministry of Education introduced a new program to foster interest in Peking opera among the young, a poll found that more than fifty per cent opposed the initiative as a waste of resources.