Sentence examples for program poses from inspiring English sources
Ecuador said the program poses a threat to the sovereignty of Latin American countries.
"President Bush was right that Iran's ballistic missile program poses a significant threat," Mr. Obama said.
The NSA program poses the most difficult questions about privacy, intelligence and the law.
The new Chicago program poses questions: How does one institute a system when certain principals may be clueless about properly evaluating teachers?
Researchers who work with belugas say the whales enjoy human contact and that the aquarium's program poses little danger to them or the participants.
While this innovative business program poses challenges, Grupo Palmas is confident that we are on the right path for Peru's palm oil industry.
The program posed a test for the immigration agency, known as U.S.C.I.S., which has not been known for brisk efficiency.
Students in the Master of Development Practice program pose with author Jared Diamond after Diamond's keynote for the Albright Lecture on Conservation.
Members of the GTL Armenia pilot program pose in Republic Square: (l-r) Jessica Maghakian, Narek Dshkhunyan, Daniel Corney, Armen Samurkashian, Yara Azouni and Edgar Minasyan.
The women — called veline, which means "slips of paper" — spend the program posed on top of a counter, while male anchors sit behind it discussing current events.
The Russian prime minister, Mikail M. Kasyanov, said here on Friday that North Korea and its newly disclosed nuclear weapon program posed no danger to the world.
