Sentence examples for program findings from inspiring English sources

The Chicago preschool program findings are good news for poor children.

In the following sections we highlight some of our key program findings in the context of suggestions for teacher professional development and student instruction in other STEM fields.

These EUs were then approached and invited to participate in an interview exploring how the SPANS program findings had been used from their perspective.

Our trial sets out to translate the exciting initial working memory intervention program findings to the Australian population in a large random sample of schools, within a current policy framework, and with analysis of real costs and benefits.

Second, as this is an opportunistic screening program, findings from this study cannot be extrapolated to the general population as it only represents a subset of women that came forward for screening.

A federal judge in New Orleans ordered the state to modify a federally financed abstinence education program, finding that it had been used to finance religious activities.

Leon even questioned the efficacy of the program, finding that the government could not show, even with its three strongest examples, any "indication that [the data collected was] immediately useful or that they prevented an impending attack".

Mr. Levy has said that his other top priorities were improving the school system's teacher recruitment program, finding ways to help the city's 1.1 million schoolchildren meet rigorous statewide graduation standards and ensuring that the biggest summer school program in the city's history was a success.

This year, New York also faces a number of problems whose solutions may run into the billions of dollars, like renewing the Child Health Plus program, finding a new source of money for the nearly broke toxic waste cleanup program, and figuring out how to pay for planned mass transit projects after voters rejected a $3.8 billion transportation bond act in November.

The Daily Show is considered primarily a comedy program finding it's provenance in That Was the Week That Was and the media parodies on SNL.

With more than one-quarter of the state's residents now enrolled in that program, finding and signing up more eligible people may not be easy, said Lisa Lee, deputy commissioner of the state's Department for Medicaid Services.