Sentence examples for origins of the program from inspiring English sources

The origins of the program to modernize the INF lay in two western European concerns over the U.S. nuclear guarantee.

Some other redactions allegedly pertain to the origins of the program and the intelligence the CIA collected through the use of torture, which the Senate report claims was of little or no value — a claim with which the CIA disagrees.

They verbalize all the unsaid thoughts that gnaw at mid-lifers from, "How did I get here?" to "Where am I going next?" Those uncertainties fueled the origins of the program.

Program developers were invited to reflect on the origins of the program, the theory underlying its design, the impact they perceived the peers to be having, and any problems encountered.

The fund at the origin of the program, HAX, has invested at later stages in companies such as Leap Motion, FormLabs, Incident gTar and more.

This chapter covers the origin of the program, the pedagogical implications, and a walkthrough of the design process for the exhibits.

Recalling the grass-roots origins of the boxing program on his own campus, Merino said he was confident the sport would broaden its appeal and counter negative stereotypes.

Fischer's thesis sparked bitter debate and a rash of new interpretations of World War I. Leftist historians made connections between Fischer's evidence and that cited 30 years before by Eckhart Kehr, who had traced the social origins of the naval program to the cleavages in German society and the stalemate in the Reichstag.

The origins of the Shuttle Mir Program can be traced back to the Apollo Soyuz Test Project, that resulted in an joint US/Soviet mission during the détente period of the Cold War and the docking between an US Apollo spacecraft and an Soviet Soyuz spacecraft in 1975.

"This was the first time Iraq actually agreed to discuss the Presidential origins of these programs," Duelfer recalled.

After a short history of the origin of this program, its theoretical basis is presented: personalized educational plans are designed around each person's individual characteristics, cognitive and sensory-motor functioning but also personality and interests, the goal being independence and social participation.