Sentence examples for prize program from inspiring English sources

One part of the prize program has not been changed.

Mr. Bewkes said HBO wanted to be careful with what it considers its prize program.

"These are people who normally go unrecognized but do so much of the work," said Lorrae Rominger, the deputy director of the prize program.

His clothes are usually described, as they were on the Leonardo Prize program, as "sporty chic," although it is misleading to suggest that one might wear Cucinelli for doing anything more physically taxing than shopping or lunching.

"The idea here was, Let's set a very high standard," says Senator Jeff Bingaman, a Democrat who was responsible for putting the L Prize program into the 2007 lighting-efficiency legislation.

But the analysis urges the Obama administration to do more to encourage local officials to adopt the codes and procedures outlined by the solar ABC's — including the creation of a prize program similar to the Race to the Top Fund, a $4.35 billion program created as part of the 2009 stimulus package to encourage and reward states for efforts to reform education.

That foundation is among the largest in Europe, using its assets to create scholarship and prize programs, build the $75 million Onassis Cardiac Surgery Center in Athens, endow Greek studies chairs at universities in the United States and elsewhere, and support dozens of other projects.

The foundation has launched a new award program, the Roddenberry Prize, an annual $1-million 1-millionupport of "solutions that address humanity's gifttest challenges".

As a result, Mr. Obama's transition team is already being lobbied by military services seeking to preserve prized programs, from the Army's plans for advanced combat gear to the ground-based missile defense system.

All those events have something in common other than high prices for commercial time: They are all broadcast live, part of a trend known as big-event television, which prizes programs that can attract large, involved audiences at a time when consumers have generally been atomized into tiny niche markets.

"This Is Us," of course, continues to be one of NBC's most prized programs.