Sentence examples for program and trust from inspiring English sources

Even without a one-for-one policy most programs eventually collect about the same amount that they distribute once the community starts to trust the program and trust that law enforcement will not pull them over or charge them for syringes that they are trying to take back to the exchange.

(MW4) The midwives held a strong commitment to the program and trusted each other, which they believed facilitated implementation of the program.

The algorithm denoted as LSTRLP (line search trust region linear programming)––combines sequential linear programming (SLP) and Trust region methods (TRM).

His split from the pro-Adani camp throws further doubt on how they will set up a cultural heritage program and a trust to receive money from the miner, both legal requirements of the Ilua.

Something not often mentioned that stands out for me in the Berkeley Statistics program is the incredible flexibility of the program and the trust that is put in the students to decide for themselves what work they should be doing.

Senator Max Baucus, a Montana Democrat and chairman of the Finance Committee, said: "The Social Security actuary plays the critical role of providing the real numbers and straight facts about the program and its trust fund, which is why it's so critical for the actuary to be independent.

That involved a comprehensive health, mental health and substance treatment program and building trusting and ongoing relationships with clients.

Candid discussions with program leadership and trusted mentors early in fellowship can provide insight into the career options and alleviate the anxieties regarding a future career.

(HCP9 SMH) One of the key ways the SMH program built credibility and trust among the physicians of the host institution was by voluntarily limiting the scope of chiropractic practice to musculoskeletal complaints for which there existed a basis in scientific evidence.

These ten dimensions were: informal networks (including family and friends), formal networks (including employment, education, religion, and rehabilitative program participation), trust and safety (including inmates/peers and staff), civic engagement, communication, community, reciprocity, culture, and health and wellbeing (including items about discussing HCV and HCV treatment with others).

The study confirms the benefits of proponent and regulator follow-up, specifically in having independent verifiers that disclose information, facilitate discussion among stakeholders, are adaptable and proactive, aid in the integration of EIA with other programs, and instill trust in EIA enforcement by conformance evaluation.