Sentence examples for program away from from inspiring English sources

Any changes to the program away from that philosophy would be immediately reversed, a spokeswoman said.

Gov. Rick Perry took oversight of the program away from the state housing and rural affairs agencies and put it in the hands of another agency, the General Land Office.

This feature is meant to keep the program away from censors but is also the largest drawback because it limits efforts to get the program to as many people as possible.

Mr. Bush argues that the expansion is too costly and would push people who could afford private insurance onto the government rolls, steering the program away from its initial aim of helping poor children.

The Britten finished out the first half, and with its haunting texts -- mostly on the subject of mortality -- it pulled the program away from the cheeriness of the Mozart.

By the time the Pentagon took the program away from Boeing in 2005, it was five years behind schedule and had cost $10 billion, including $4 billion in cost overruns.

She has shifted the programming away from the classics favored by Ms. Fichandler, toward new American plays.

He can be expected to tilt programs away from any threatening populism.

cable programming away from the USA cable network, possibly to link up all the television rights under one corporate roof.

The first step is to move the two programs away from their current unsustainable defined-benefit entitlement model to a fiscally sound defined-contribution model.

At the same time, the companies say new technology makes it possible for parents to keep such programming away from children.