Sentence examples for program shifted from inspiring English sources

It is unclear why and when the "Sons and Daughters" program shifted from a safeguard into a liability.

The program shifted a sizable portion of new municipal debt — an estimated $185 billion — into the taxable market from early 2009 to the end of 2010.

The tone of the program shifted between celebration and reflection; Mr. Robinson, in a peculiar choice, performed "Abraham, Martin and John," Dion DiMucci's elegy for murdered leaders.

Under Mr. Closkey's leadership, the building program shifted to a market-driven model, with housing prices rising as more homes in the area were rehabilitated and the neighborhood improved.

Mr. Bush has said his investment would be significant but more modest, increasing spending by $13 billion over five years, with money for his "portability" program shifted from existing education programs for poor students.

This was clear, extroverted playing, so it wasn't as startling as it might have been when the program shifted to Leslie Uggams's big-boned renditions of four songs that were hits for the great Lena Horne, a Bedford-Stuyvesant native.

It will be fascinating to see if this program shifts attitudes and reduces violence.

Now, with control over the remains of the program shifting to the Coalition Provisional Authority, those records should be released.

Tonight, by contrast, the program shifts to an earlier era: the harpsichordist Mark Kroll offers sonatas and preludes by Bach and Scarlatti.

Mr. Bush also warns that a substantial number of middle-class children will simply be switched from private insurance to the public program, shifting costs to the taxpayer.

It also extends the federal highway construction program, shifts $20 billion to road and bridge building and takes other steps to bolster public improvement projects.