Sentence examples for management program called from inspiring English sources

The campaign aims to call attention to a student loan education and financial management program called SALT, created by American Student Assistance, a nonprofit loan guarantee agency based in Boston.

The new TL9 also features an embedded contents management program called Digital Contents Management (DCM).

The new TL34HD also features an embedded contents management program called Digital Contents Management (DCM).

Its ongoing management program, called Vanguard Asset Management & Trust, grew 30% to 2,400 clients with assets totaling $3.5 billion at year-end 2001.

Study design: A questionnaire specifically designed to assist primary care providers in making a diagnosis of asthma in children was developed and administered in 4 different primary care and subspecialty clinics, validated, and then used as part of an asthma management program called Easy Breathing.

In this paper, we will try to answer the question raised in the title by presenting a safety management program called MICE developed by a multidisciplinary team of safety specialists being for some of them chemical engineer, chemist, biochemist, biologist, or physicist.

Many banks have advanced risk management programs called enterprise risk management (ERM).

The county, he went on, is trying out a privately run anger-management program called Temper Talk, which offers counselling to juveniles charged with Assault 3 or Assault 4 causing harm to a person without intent or with intent, respectively.

Within a year, Google had tamed the Wild West of copyright infringement that characterized YouTube's pioneer days, both through licensing deals with major content providers and through a content-management program, called Content ID, that alerted copyright holders automatically whenever any part of their content went up on YouTube.

Alas, Sony's first stab at a pen-oriented interface, a flashy image-management program called VisualFlow, is virtually unusable.

The group also looked at a farm-management program, called entry-level stewardship (ELS), which has paid $92 million in conservation incentives to U.K. farmers since August 2005.