Sentence examples for program is said to be from inspiring English sources

The program is said to be specifically designed to address the ails of travelers.

The program is said to be specifically aimed at NYC, because of the many scientific & engineering libraries here & under its auspices, a special agent visited the Science & Industry Division of the Brooklyn Public Library last December & asked for its cooperation.

The program is said to be specifically aimed at NYC, because of the many scientific & engineering libraries here & under its auspices, a special agent visited the Science & Industry Division of the Brooklyn Public Library last December & asked for its cooperation..

The man, identified as a former Libyan spy named Abdul Majid Giaka who lives in the United States under the witness protection program, is said to be the only witness who can say that one of two defendants checked a bomb-laden suitcase onto a plane in Malta in 1998.

The new program is said to be the first of its kind amongst community platforms.

The program is said to be announced as soon as next week, and could include a range of publishing partners including Vox, CNN, The Washington Post and more.

The units, part of the organization's People And Animals Living Safely (PALS) program, are said to be the first domestic violence shelters in New York City to allow pets.

Robert Greenblatt, who engineered Showtime's ascent in the area of original programming, is said to be preparing to step down after seven years as the entertainment president for the pay television network.

Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois and a member of the bipartisan group, has privately expressed concerns about the H-1B visa program, and is said to be upset about the current proposal.

The new program, which is said to be the government's final offer and to contain the maximum concessions it will make, reserves for the government the right to determine its own foreign policy and forbids full freedom to profess the National Socialist philosophy.

C1 Talent Agent Seeks an Exit Michael S. Ovitz, the Hollywood talent agent whose efforts to produce movies and television programs have foundered, is said to be in talks to merge or sell his troubled company, the Artists Management Group.