Sentence examples for program is designed to offer from inspiring English sources

The program is designed to offer free health insurance for families earning 150percentt of the poverty level.

The Basic & Clinical Medical Scholars Research program is designed to offer Stanford medical students the opportunity to perform funded bench and clinical research in a supportive learning environment.

The program is designed to offer significant savings to students, Purdue says, while also providing a cut to the university to be fed into its affordability and accessibility undertakings.

Verizon Wireless' open development program is designed to offer businesses and consumers the ability to use wireless devices, software, and applications not offered by the company on its nationwide wireless network.

The RIDC program is designed "to offer funding for research groups which have especially bold scientific proposals that require funding for a long time," explains Carlos Henrique de Brito Cruz, the scientific director of FAPESP, which announced the new round of winners on 15 May.

But the program is designed to offer three to four million homeowners... Jordan: Ms. Caldwell... Caldwell:...an opportunity for a mortgage modification -- not a permanent modification -- an opportunity.

The program was designed to offer the students opportunities for cohort building and socialization experiences.

Specialized treatment programs are designed to offer juveniles an opportunity for rehabilitation.

The program is designed to provide easily accessible info that offers answers to questions including "are self-driving cars safe?" and "how do they know what to do?" and it includes participation from Mothers Against Drunk Driving, the National Safety Council, the Foundation for Blind Children, the East Valley Partnership and the Foundation for Senior Living.

2) Application Verification Facebook is introducing the Application Verification program which is designed to offer extra assurances to help users identify applications they can trust — applications that are secure, respectful and transparent, and have demonstrated commitment to compliance with Platform policies.

For example, the Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program funded by the NSF is designed to offer single, short-term research opportunities to many students, maximizing the number of students who may benefit from the opportunity but constraining multi-year experiences.