Sentence examples for maintaining programs from inspiring English sources

The study, conducted by researchers from Arizona State University, American University, Texas A&M University and University of Iowa, set out to discover if the costs of promoting and maintaining programs set up for financial whistleblowers were worth it.

Microsoft too recently announced plans to expand its IT operations in India.Then there are the home-grown Indian outsourcing companies, offering a wide range of IT services to western customers, from writing and maintaining programs to implementing enterprise software and monitoring computer systems.

[ 1] These Histone modifications could act as marking system that is responsible for establishing and maintaining programs of gene expression during cellular differentiation.

Many successful suburban schools are struggling financially to maintain programs and staff.

Companies that maintain programs to monitor all parts of the process — from marketing to claims — are more likely to offer products that consumers can count on.

And even now, defense analysts said, the Pentagon maintains programs to obtain military equipment from potentially hostile nations, including China, through practically any means possible.

But more often they use the deficit to argue that we can't afford to maintain programs like Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.

Since longer-term effects of universal public preschool have remained relatively unknown, policy-makers may have been reluctant to invest more significantly in universal preschool, choosing instead to maintain programs targeting at-risk populations, where the body of evidence clusters.

"We will continue to fight to maintain programs that have been helping people, like the CHIP program and Medicaid," she said.

Currently, the City Treasurer's Office maintains programs that improve financial literacy for all Chicagoans and help strengthen small businesses by providing access to affordable capital.

That would be a much more serious charge than if prosecutors, in a deferred agreement, charged HSBC with criminal violations of the Bank Secrecy Act, a law that requires banks to maintain programs that root out suspicious transactions.