Sentence examples for program has been endorsed from inspiring English sources

Dr. Karp's baby program has been endorsed by several government health agencies, leaders of Prevent Child Abuse America and others.

The elimination of morbidity due to helminth infections in children has been aimed to be achieved by 2020, whereas periodic deworming program has been endorsed for decades, especially in 2001 during World Health Assembly and in 2009 during the Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases [ 1, 4].

Look no further than the Obama Administration's official white paper, released last August, which defended the phone-metadata program as a model of democratic governance, saying that the program had been endorsed by Congress, which repeatedly reauthorized the Patriot Act, and reviewed by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which routinely extends the program's judicial mandate.

"His plan has been endorsed by Bill Clinton".

Interprofessional education (IPE) programs have been endorsed for health professions students to improve team function in health care delivery and optimize patient outcomes.

Land experts say the government is certainly not the only entity to blame for the slow pace of land redistribution, a program that has been endorsed by the World Bank, the British government and other foreign donors.

Cain's program, he angrily asserts, has been endorsed by none other than Arthur Laffer, a "much smarter economist than you".

Although the partnership program between trained and traditional birth attendants has been endorsed, the implementation of this program varied across villages.

The program, which will receive $300 million and run through 2003, has been endorsed at the highest level: "It is a top concern to make China prosper through science and education," says Premier Zhu Rongji.

The institute's program also inspired the formation of an international conference in 1983 and has been endorsed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization.

The program has no organized opposition -- although some private bus operators initially balked -- and has been endorsed by business groups like the New Jersey Business and Industry Association.