Sentence examples for program road from inspiring English sources

New Orleanians, who tend to be past listening to explanations, call the program Road Block, or No Home, as well as some unprintable names.

The two were brought together through the American Cancer Society of New Jersey's program Road to Recovery, which pairs drivers with cancer patients who need to get to treatments or doctor's visits.

While the students at Graham-Windham come from troubled backgrounds, the program, Road Recovery, is meant to work with children from any background who are struggling with self-confidence and fear.

The Fox network preceded the speech with the celebrity program "Road to Fame," and its relatively low ratings -- 3.6, with a share of 5 -- meant that the first half-hour of the speech earned only a 2.1 rating and a share of 3. In the smaller race for ratings at the cable networks, CNN won the lion's share through the entire broadcast with close to 1.1 million households watching.

Paul was also part of C-SPAN's program Road to the White House, which followed different candidates on the campaign trail.

Coverage of presidential campaign events are provided during the duration of the campaign, both by a weekly television program, Road to the White House, and at its dedicated politics website.

Further, it is urgent to begin the taxation of cannabis products to pay for community reinvestment, drug prevention and substance use disorder treatment, youth programming, road safety, environmental remediation, consumer protection and other vitally needed services all of which will be receiving a collective $1 billion per year once licensing is fully implemented.

By the end of the 1930s, the MSHD under the leadership of future governor Murray Van Wagoner had shifted emphasis to a program of road improvements designed to make the state's roads "safer and smoother for burgeoning traffic volumes".

The current study involves a randomised controlled trial (RCT) assessing the effectiveness of three online interventions: (i) access to an online intervention program (My Road Ahead-only); (ii) access to the online intervention plus to a moderated online forum (My Road Ahead-plus-forum); and (iii) access to the online form only (forum-only).

For instance, a traditional program is Road Scholar's "Survey of France Pariss, Provence, the Wine Regions and more" — an 18-night tour.

The most striking improvements came as the result of an extensive program of road building that began about 1765, paving the way for the era of the stagecoach.