Sentence examples for participation programs from inspiring English sources
Other youth-oriented voter participation programs and campaigns that stand to gain include Cast the Vote, recently formed, and Choose or Lose, the long-running effort on MTV.
The construction of the city-ship will be a major stimulus for the rebuilding of the hurricane - devastated southern tier of the country, creating thousands of jobs and benefiting local economies through community participation programs.
Public participation programs tend to be geared toward improving household preparedness or ensuring that hazard plans align with community values.
Household preparedness may increase among the public because participation programs specifically and strongly emphasize how an individual can protect their home and family.
"It's not that other AMPs [Alliance for Minority Participation programs] don't have two or three of these and do them well, but H-LSAMP has done such a marvelous job of incorporating all of them," he says.
Nearly half of the reports that contained gender keywords discussed women as stakeholders on management committees or as one of many subgroups that were recipients of education, livelihood, and public participation programs.
Since the beginning of the 2000 election cycle, Polaris, through its political participation program, has given tens of thousands of dollars in campaign contributions to federal candidates.
"On their own, it's difficult for them to have a frequent-flier participation program with a major hotel chain or credit-card company," Mr. Booth said.
Among the litany of woes Chesapeake has experienced since Reuters highlighted the controversial program: How much consternation did the Founders Well Participation Program stir up?
Mr. McClendon "will receive no compensation of any kind" in connection with the early termination of the well participation program, the company said.
The government will cut $5m from previously allocated funding for the higher education participation program, which provides grants to help disadvantaged students access further study.
