Sentence examples for more vigorous program from inspiring English sources

Obama will also announce a more vigorous program to evaluate policies and publicize results to school systems around the country.

Proponents of a more vigorous space program hailed the speech.

Before exposing patients with Type 2 diabetes to more vigorous exercise programs, the ADA and U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommend exercise testing for silent myocardial ischemia (SMI) if 10-year cardiovascular risk exceeds 10% [ 169, 245].

Among the issues under study are the agency's relationship with the military; how to strike a balance between big engineering projects like the station and a more vigorous space-science program; support for more advanced technologies, and the future of international cooperative ventures in space.

In our current study, we have found a higher incidence in childhood cancers than previously published [ 4] which indicate the need for a more vigorous national public health program for this disease [ 1].

As for more vigorous prosecution of gun crimes, the program paid for the hiring of three more full-time federal prosecutors and one legal assistant.

These results suggest that more vigorous efforts should be made by both TB control programs and other public health programs to improve TB treatment outcomes and to reduce the mortality among TB patients.

More vigorous clinical management and prevention strategies by both the TB control program and other public health programs are essential to improve TB treatment outcomes.

The deal under consideration in Geneva would "halt advances" in the nuclear program, neutralize some of the enriched uranium and impose more vigorous IAEA inspections.

"Our words will remain cheap and empty," Sider said in remarks he has prepared for the Birmingham program, "unless we allow God to move us to new, more vigorous action".

Instead, he said, the plan is for an interim deal that would "halt advances" in the program, dilute some of the most highly enriched uranium and impose more vigorous United Nations inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities.