Sentence examples for national models from inspiring English sources

Some of those programs are now national models.

And he will highlight groups as national models, so others can learn from them.

States have often been America's policy laboratories, pioneering changes that become national models.

"I truly believe that we are creating national models, and I have no interest in shifting courses," he recently declared.

Our longstanding partnerships with schools, which have become national models of teacher preparation, bridge theory and practice.

There are global models, national models and smaller-scale regional models, all of which are run on supercomputers.

During her years in prison she has helped to pioneer several education and health care programs for inmates that are now national models.

The college also plans to use the school to help develop teaching methods that it hopes will become national models for teaching children math and science.

The issue is still being discussed at the European level, and officials in Brussels hope to harmonize the national models in coming years.

Although, because of different national models, the UK show ran for four episodes and the US version for 456, both set out to follow single cases through the legal justice system.

Mr. DiIulio will head the new White House Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives, which will serve as a liaison to nonprofit groups and identify exemplary programs that can serve as national models.