Sentence examples for program intensified from inspiring English sources

Concerns about North Korea's nuclear program intensified this week when the North announced that it was restarting a mothballed nuclear reactor at Yongbyon that can produce plutonium for nuclear weapons.

WASHINGTON — The chase for a piece of the Treasury Department's $700 billion bailout program intensified Friday as the government considered extending it to include insurance companies as well as banks, and the auto industry stepped up efforts to secure a share of the money.

In recent years, humanitarian assistance from the US and South Korea have been cut back, as tensions over the North's nuclear program intensified.

Second, when dengue cases were reported, the control program intensified, and more Aedes foci may have been detected.

For her, the winding down of NASA's space shuttle program intensifies the memories evoked by the exhibit.

The rivalry between the two programs intensified last year when the Scarlet Knights, under the coaching of C. Vivian Stringer, surged to the top of the Big East Conference, which Connecticut had dominated for years.

Programs to acculturate transfers to four-year programs, intensified writing, heightened reading skills, clearer agreements on what constitutes competency by discipline, and a safety net of committed faculty and staff at the four-year college will be critical.

This summer, specialized programming intensifies the Schubert trend.

As Mr. Delbanco's reputation as a teacher has spread, competition for admission into his program has intensified.

Iraq's program has intensified fears within the administration and the Pentagon that in the prolonged absence of international weapons inspectors, President Saddam Hussein may already be covertly working on, though not testing, longer-range missiles.

Such incidents are not limited to this village of 5,000, say critics in Colombia and the United States, but have occurred in numerous parts of Colombia and are bound to increase if the fumigation program is intensified, as the Clinton administration is proposing as part of a $1.6 billion emergency aid package to Colombia.