Sentence examples for programs available by from inspiring English sources

We expect to have these programs available by the end of 2003.

Quest for the Golden Rule is one of the first bullying prevention e-learning programs available, designed by the Practi-Quest childreninn, for children in grades 2 – 5.

Although there are many programs available for use by practitioners in real-world settings, few, if any, have been evaluated for their effectiveness to improve PA, especially in girls.

Although most graduate students find their interests served by programs available within a single department, many elect to work in interdisciplinary fields (described in the sections on Interdisciplinary Graduate Programs and Research and Study), which may reach into two or more departments and involve work in any of MIT's laboratories and centers.

There are also many other global education programs available that are administered by other organizations.

But by making programs available on line, NBC risks angering its affiliated local stations at a time when it is trying to reorganize its relationship with them.

But the rewritten provisions of Fed emergency lending authority explicitly allow it to establish widely available lending facilities of exactly the type that helped keep Taunus afloat – with the difference being that the A.I.G. funding was company-specific, while Taunus was saved by lending programs available to a broader class of institutions or covering a class of assets.

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That's because the school, he claims, wanted all those absentees on the rolls so it could continue to collect student grants, loans and work-study programs made available by the federal government's Title IV programs.

New beef-only (Angus, grass-fed) C.S.A. program, available monthly by weight: 10, 20, 30 or 50 pounds.