Sentence examples for program to ease from inspiring English sources

Also on Friday, Toyota said it was expanding nationwide a program to ease the repair process for owners of recalled vehicles.

The department would continue, Ms. Beck said, to work with the city in developing a parking program to ease congestion and fairly enforce the law.

"Why are we wondering again whether the distinctive lifestyles of the English middle classes can survive?" The government's program to ease planning restrictions was designed as a small part of the answer.

A city housing rehabilitation unit moved into the street-level floor; the Police Department took two floors; a program for unwed mothers took the eighth floor, and a program to ease mental patients back into society took the fifth.

Officials of New Jersey's troubled child welfare agency have set aside $300,000 for a new program to ease the state's reliance on foster homes for newborns whose parents are unable or unwilling to raise them.

Steve Kossakoski, the chief executive of the Virtual Learning Academy, New Hampshire's online charter school, said that the program was often used for accelerated or remedial courses or increased flexibility, but that he did not know of schools using his program to ease overcrowding.

Institutions like U.C.L.A. and U.N.C. have been building programs to ease the transition from community college.

"Countries must strengthen their targeted programs to ease the pressure on the most vulnerable population".

Both have proposed competency tests for teachers and alternative certification programs to ease the state's severe teacher shortage.

The administration officials have provided European officials with background on the construction of American emergency programs to ease credit markets, like the Troubled Asset Relief Program and the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility. Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility

Gov. Donald Siegelman said the state might have to build a new prison and consider alternative sentencing programs to ease a prison overcrowding crisis.