Sentence examples for programs borrowing from inspiring English sources

Some espouse leftist political and economic programs, borrowing ideas from Marxism and other varieties of socialism, while others are more conservative.

As dioceses exhaust their insurance coverage, they may face the prospect of cutting back on ministerial programs, borrowing from one another, asking parishioners to give more and selling or mortgaging church property -- options faced in the late 1990's by the dioceses in Dallas, Santa Fe, N.M., and Santa Rosa, Calif.

Last Tuesday, the commission approved, subject to minor changes, a staff-written document that says the government will face politically difficult choices by 2016 to pay Social Security benefits: raise taxes, cut spending on other programs, borrow money or reduce benefits.

Like every other firm, Goldman took advantage of that program, borrowing $28 billion (it has since reduced that amount to $21 billion).

In the end, 523 banks tapped the new program, borrowing 489.2 billion euros, well above the 300 billion euro estimate that market experts had been predicting.

Thus, despite the ECB's massive purchase program, borrowing rates in Portugal have continued to inch up as political risks have left investors fearing a potential downgrade (Figure 1). Figure 1 - While Eurozone sovereign borrowing costs (white) have steadily decreased over recent months, Portugal's (green) have risen as investors are unsure if ECB support will continue.

The program borrowed heavily from addiction theory.

The program borrows liberally from New York City's NORC program, which has been running since the mid-1980's.

A recent General Accounting Office study that I requested found that the direct loan program borrowed over $90 billion more from the United States Treasury than it repaid between 1995 and 2003.

Facebook's deals program borrows heavily from location-based social networks like Foursquare, Loopt and Gowalla, which have long been experimenting with similar ways to offer rewards and deals on cellphones.

Besides the desire to measure progress observed with psychopathological scales, the RECOS program borrows concepts of empathy, positive reinforcement and collaborative relationships from cognitive behavioral therapy.