Eight themes are grouped into three domains to shed light on this dynamic: first, how harm reduction programs act as a point-of-entry to end-of-life care services; second, how harm reduction outreach programs serve as a source of end-of-life support; and, finally, how residential harm reduction programs serve as a source of end-of-life care and support.
This year Ms. Ryan and the trust announced a $14 million donation to Unicef to support children's health and education programs in Sri Lanka; as a point of comparison, she said in an interview that the trust's financial contribution to the Lir was smaller at this time.
His program bio stated, almost as a point of pride, that starting the morning after his victory in the Liszt Competition, Mr. Pisarenko began an extensive international touring schedule.
The program makes a point of challenging sexual stereotypes.
Yet he did not mention that he voted for the bank bailout bill known as Troubled Asset Relief Program, a point of contention among many conservatives.
But the program also makes a point of encouraging mainstream activities with peers as much as possible.
Someday, teachers need to expect each other to use proven programs, and to take it as a point of pride that they know about what works and put that knowledge to work in the classroom every day.
That's as much a function of the type of accelerator we are; we take in fewer cohort members and provide a much more bespoke program to each, as it is a point of principle.
Moreover, a memo from November of last year characterizes "high French officials' " view of Sarkozy's "hard line" against Iran's nuclear program as the possible "point of the sword" to achieve success in negotiations.
The great promise of the cash transfer program — as well as its greatest point of contention — would come if it tackled India's expensive and inefficient system for handing out food and subsidized fuel through nearly 50,000 government shops.
