Sentence examples for longstanding programs from inspiring English sources

Many longstanding programs like low-income housing assistance maintain current levels or are cut.

Like Ms. Martinez, these governors are promising to "right-size" government, by privatizing public services, eliminating entire state departments or making enormous cuts to longstanding programs.

Longstanding programs giving unwarranted benefits to specific industries, such as farm subsidies, will have to go away.

In turn, the homeless authority, which competes for HUD money to pass on to local agencies, is requiring longstanding programs to drop their transitional housing.

The Tinsley Voluntary Transfer Program in place in a group of California public schools is just one example of the kinds of longstanding programs now at risk.

President Eduard Shevardnadze of Georgia said today that better military cooperation with the United States was part of a longstanding program to strengthen security in the former Soviet republic.

The Harvey Milk High School -- named after a slain gay city official from San Francisco -- is an outgrowth of a longstanding program for gay students.

The contractor, Alan P. Gross, had gone to Cuba without the proper visa as part of longstanding program by the organization Usaid, in which development workers conduct activities aimed at strengthening groups that oppose the Castro government.

Perhaps just as significantly, it would establish a new inspection and monitoring regime to replace the longstanding program that lapsed last year with the expiration of the first Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty of 1991, or Start.

For the first time, it formed partnerships with the New York City Housing Authority, which oversees thousands of units of public housing, and the Horticultural Society of New York, which has a longstanding program at the Rikers Island jail complex in Queens.

The Guardian revealed the Kern County sheriff's office had a longstanding program of attempted cash payoffs to women who had accused deputies of sexual assault, sometimes for as low as $200.