Sentence examples for program posted from inspiring English sources

This March Bettina Siegel, a Houston blogger who writes about the school lunch program, posted an online petition demanding that the Agriculture Department stop using the ingredient in schools.

Writing on Twitter, Israeli bloggers and journalists have tried to draw attention to the Australian report, sharing a copy of program posted on YouTube and photographs of the man identified as Ben Zygier by the ABC.

In an online teaser to the program posted late Thursday, CBSNews writes that Tenet now claims that "the phrase 'slam dunk' didn't refer to whether Saddam Hussein actually had WMDs, says Tenet; the CIA thought he did.

According to a recording of that program posted online with English subtitles by the Middle East Media Research Institute, or Memri — an Arabic media watchdog founded by a former Israeli intelligence officer — Ms. Abdel Aziz explained told the interviewer that Jews "have got the country in their grip".

The typical graduate of a national program posted M.B.A. gains of $37,000 from 1994 through 1998, compared with $23,000 for the average regional B-school graduate.

No specific funding or timeline was included in the program posted to the California Energy Commission's website.

One has made positive comments about the program, posting, "D.M.V. has made great strides in customer service and has broken that old stereotype!!" But that person is Ms. Mendoza, whose own MySpace page shows her in full rodeo regalia.

On individual program websites in years 2008 and 2011, 8% (30/355) and 16% (56/360) of the programs posted "global" or "international" opportunities, respectively (p=0.004).

Some fans worry that Dr. Pinsky is now taking advantage of celebrities on a channel known for turning bad behavior into hit programs, posting their concern on message boards on the VH1 Web site.

After hearing attorneys for the two contract psychologists who created the torture program post up against American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) lawyers representing three victims of the program's most brutal techniques, senior federal judge Justin L Quackenbush said he could not dismiss the case.

1SHOCK is a 6-month boot camp program; post-reforms, SHOCK can be court ordered.