Sentence examples for introducing programs from inspiring English sources

The Treasury also stressed it was still introducing programs, including those aimed at reducing mortgage principal.

More companies are introducing programs to reduce the risk of buying a car should a buyer suffer a job loss.

It wasn't until the mid-1990s that CNBC began introducing programs with distinct identities, and began focusing maniacally on the stock market.

Mrs. Clinton tried to make up for that on Monday, introducing programs to renovate hospitals, rebuild hydroelectric dams, improve water distribution and help farmers export mangoes.

"We are introducing programs inside China to work with dealers to get some of that inventory in the hands of customers," said Caterpillar's chief executive, Douglas R. Oberhelman.

Charles S. Cohen, the owner of the P.D.C. and other design centers, including the D&D Building, said that in introducing programs like this his goal was to "open the design centers and educate the public".

However, introducing programming concepts in an appropriate manner is a challenge in higher education.

Introducing program visualization systems to programming classes is expected to support novice learners to overcome these difficulties.

But in the past year Hertz, Avis and Budget have all introduced programs to help.

Lower inflation gives the Federal Reserve more leeway to introduce programs intended to stimulate the economy.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is considering new rules to require employers to introduce programs to reduce the risk of repetitive-stress injuries.