Sentence examples for programs launched from inspiring English sources

–How do the programs launched by NASA affect your everyday life?

Aggressive programs launched by the government to promote safe sex practices, however, have reduced the rate of increase in new HIV infections significantly.

Yet, in Tunisia, external investments in civil society — programs launched by the United States, European governments, and independent foundations, which were peaceful, gradual, and unrelated to war or invasion — bore fruit.

"It's the future," said Esther Priegue, the director of counseling at Choices Women's Medical Center in Queens, New York, where the first of the pilot programs launched last week.

Its whole title was meant to include my creation of the International Writers Project and its freedom-to-write predecessors at Brown, as well as my pioneer digital language workshops in hyperfiction and "cave writing" (writing in immersive 3-D), both programs launched at Brown in 1989.

Put simply, we really don't know whether certification – or the other farmer aid programs launched by Hershey's and the rest of the industry – are doing enough to improve the lives of farmers and make cocoa farming an attractive way to earn a living, in the long term.

Today the National Institutes of Health announced seven new programs launching in 2010 with $17.8 million from the agency's Common Fund.

Nonetheless, the system resembles the Citi Bike program launched this week in New York.

The program launched in 2012 with 14 buildings, spanning 14m square feet of space.

A third phase will see more programming launched targeting the 12-plus demographic.

Cook County board president Toni Preckwinkle worked with Mayor Rahm Emanuel to ensure the program launched in Chicago.