Sentence examples for program is intended to increase from inspiring English sources

The A.P. program is intended to increase the number of low-income, black and Latino high school students in New York who take and pass A.P. tests.

A "gap" program is intended to increase home ownership in some of the worst neighborhoods surrounding downtown, including Mortson Putnam and Frog Hollow, where the Latin Kings and Solidos gangs once reigned.

The creation of the DIET Blog as a nutritional tool 2.0 to reinforce the nutritional education program is intended to increase MD adherence during follow-up.

The plan is intended to increase the pressure on Tehran to curb its ballistic missile programs and support for militants, several sources said.

Since last August, Mr. Deas has been working at Lehman College as the director of the Center for Urban Male Leadership, a program that is intended to increase the enrollment of black and Latino men at the college and raise their graduation rate.

NIH recently created an Early Career Reviewer program, which is intended to increase diversity among reviewers and encourage participation by investigators from institutions that don't typically receive R01 grants.

The US Department of Agriculture's Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program (FFVP) is intended to increase child F/V consumption by funding low-income schools to distribute free fresh F/V snacks outside of school mealtimes.

The program, which runs through Sept. 6, is intended to increase G.M.'s market share in the Pacific Northwest, where dealers say they are not experiencing the same rebound in auto sales that their counterparts in other regions have experienced.

Other people helped, too: Because Hoffmann is part Latina, one of her community college chemistry professors suggested she apply to the Minority Undergraduate Participation in the Mathematical and Physical Sciences (MURPPS) program at the University of California-Davis (UCD), which is intended to increase the number of minority students who pursue graduate studies.

The Urban Justice Center and other organizations participate in the Nutrition Outreach and Education Program, which is intended to increase awareness of and enrollment in federal nutrition-assistance programs.

The move is intended to increase the unions' bargaining power.