Sentence examples for program to be offered from inspiring English sources

All this because he was asked how the latest social program to be offered by Mexico City's government was affecting his home life.

In addition, the Berkshire Taconic Foundation enabled the defensive driving program to be offered at relatively low cost to the students by awarding a sizeable grant to the youth service bureau for the last four years.

The program, to be offered until 2010, applies to all new Hyundai vehicles leased or purchased in the U.S. and lasts for one year after the initial purchase.

Given the product price, associated warranty period and consumer's preferences, the optimal design refresh program to be offered by the manufacturer is determined under different market conditions in a game theoretic framework.

This was the first ethics training program to be offered in Australia which focused specifically on the legal and ethical issues surrounding the use of linked data and this is thought to be a strong contributing factor to the high demand for the training.

The lecture is part of a series of educational programs to be offered by the Japan Society, the Horticultural Society of New York and the American Bamboo Society.

Among the educational programs to be offered with the exhibitions are a gallery tour of Andalusia on Saturday at 11 a.m., and a gallery tour of the Mamluk show on March 29 at 11 a.m.

SeeNat'l Cable Television Ass'n v. FCC, 33 F.3D.C. (D.CirCir. 1994) (concluding that the FCC "reasonably interpreted the Act to require that an entity obtain a cable franchise only when that entity selects or provides the video programming to be offered").

Second, some states and policymakers are considering expanding legislation that would provide funding to study the use of SDM programs and in some cases require such programs to be offered to patients as part of the informed-consent process [ 12].

In that year, the first full-semester university courses on extreme programming started to be offered.

These programs tend to be offered by public and private organizations that serve older adults, and recruitment usually occurs through direct marketing to the target population, rather than through referrals from healthcare providers.