Sentence examples for officials incorporated from inspiring English sources

Twenty-five years later, she's still directing the program, and along the way she's developed several innovative approaches for helping minority students that university officials incorporated into their successful BUILD application.

In part due to NGO leaders' advocacy and NGO-sponsored VIA trainings for MOH staff, MOH officials incorporated VIA into national health care services in 2008.

Several of his nine Grammy awards are on display, and museum officials have incorporated color home movies taken at his residence in Palm Springs.

It was a collaboration that the company, whose brand names include Lysol, resisted for a long time, said Charles O'Keeffe, a former White House drug policy official who incorporated Reckitt in the United States.

a Above 200% the poverty level; b A water system that serves a city that is a legally recognized municipal corporation with a charter from the state and governing officials that is incorporated, as opposed to a water system that serves an unincorporated area; c Reference group=surface water only; d Reference group=privately owned and Public Utility Commission (PUC) regulated or unknown.

The winning entry needs to be short and snappy and will be the official mission name and incorporated into the logo.

The report -- prepared by the Regional Plan Association and relying on surveys of planning and building officials in towns, cities and incorporated villages -- confirmed that with 20 percent of its housing as rental units, the Island has a smaller stock of rental housing "than any other part of the metropolitan region".

Trump likes this argument so much that he incorporated it into official policy, in his executive orders on refugees and citizens of Muslim-majority countries.

Yet, it's not the only registered nonprofit incorporated to "educate" elected officials, serving as lobbying forum for corporations.

U.S. officials have said the latest bomb incorporated design features which were somewhat more sophisticated than a bomb used in two attempted attacks in 2009.

This extended forecast for severe weather was an experimental product until March 22, 2007, when the Storm Prediction Center incorporated it as an official product.