Sentence examples for program rendering from inspiring English sources

These findings suggest that inadequate utilization of the PDMP database by healthcare practitioners may largely void the potential health benefit of the program, rendering program characteristics essentially irrelevant.

In more than 100 of these countries, USAID does not operate a family planning program, rendering UNFPA's presence even more crucial.

A set of models is supplied with the program, rendering it straightforward to change example models for data analysis.

For a program rendered dormant by its N.C.A.A. problems, good news has been rare.

Correction: April 15, 2000, Saturday An article yesterday about Hillary Rodham Clinton's participation in the Principal for a Day program rendered a word from her remarks incorrectly.

But the Prism program renders that consent unnecessary, as it allows the agency to directly and unilaterally seize the communications off the companies' servers.

The album by Raekwon re-enacted at the concert is "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx," not, as the program rendered it, "Only Built for Cuban Linx".

The session is stirring unusual excitement: it could produce the first face-to-face meeting between a US and an Iranian president since the hostage crisis, open a new way forward on negotiations over Iran's nuclear program; render a map for future international involvement in Syria's civil war, and set the stage for a new round of Israeli-Palestinian diplomacy.

A provision of the federal law that established new sanctions against Iran because of its suspected nuclear weapons program rendered Iranian citizens ineligible for United States visas if they wanted to study at an American university to prepare for a career in Iran's petroleum, natural gas or nuclear energy sectors, as well as its nuclear science or nuclear engineering fields.

When factoring in the possible variations in distance from the sign, the program rendered nearly a million results.

A custom program renders the tree in scalable vector graphics (SVG) format to allow user interaction.