Sentence examples for offering a program for from inspiring English sources

Northern Virginia is offering a program for certified nurses' aides this spring, but officials there said they were forced to delay it until April because several interested students were having problems pulling together the money needed to enroll.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, January 9 , 1971P. 21 Recently we read in the "Post" that Barnard College was offering a program for credit that required the students to live in a commune.

"I'm happy with what we're doing and, look, what I'm happiest about is that I'm saying what I believe is right and I'm offering a program for America's future".

For example, Active Robots is offering a program for Baxter than will allow him to solve a Rubik's Cube with nary a whimper.

Then, I came across a flyer from Compass Working Capital, a Boston-based nonprofit offering a program for low-income families to save toward a first-time home, a college education, or small business.

The state is also offering a program of subsidized insurance for small-business owners.

At Creekside Books & Coffee, a bookstore and coffee house in Skaneateles, N.Y., the owner, Erika Davis, recently started offering corporations a program for buying gifts for employees and clients.

(www.omnihotels.com/home/specialsandpackages/specialoffers/holidaysweets.aspx).... Westin Hotels and Resorts is offering a renewal program for its guests.

Trafalgar, a tour company based in London, is offering a CostSaver program for Europe (trafalgar.com/costsaver) that gives travelers more free time to explore on their own.

In Jersey City, Christ Hospital is offering a training program for clergy and community leaders on four Tuesdays beginning Oct. 3; information: (201) 795-8397.

Some public lands make good viewing spots, but unless the park or forest is offering a night program for the public, visitors must get permission to visit after sundown.