Sentence examples for programs on taking from inspiring English sources

We evaluate the effects of four short-term training programs on taking up employment for male native and immigrant welfare recipients in Germany.

The Justice Department and New York attorney general cite internal Bank of New York Mellon e-mails that indicate the bank's officers were aware that it was not giving the best possible deal to the standing instruction customers, and that the program depended on taking advantage of the spread in transactions by assigning less favorable transactions to its customers.

One study looks at the role of high school Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs on earnings, taking account of employer involvement in providing students with job shadowing opportunities, part-time paid and unpaid jobs, and mentoring (Bishop and Mane2003).

Focus on taking the program one day at a time and one pound at a time.

They have no consensus bill or widely backed program for taking action on global warming.

In recent years, with the development of genetics molecular biology and plant biotechnology, the vaccination (e.g. genetic engineering subunit vaccine, living vector vaccine, nucleic acid vaccine) programs are taking on a prosperous evolvement.

Cancer transportation programs can take on some of the driving and assist Dad in and out of vans or cars and into wheelchairs.

But because the system relies heavily on private industry and is subject to Congressional oversight, few changes come easily, and even experimental programs can take on lives of their own.

The issue of ethnic profiling in counterterrorism programs has taken on added significance because of new Justice Department guidelines that go into effect Dec. 1 and give investigators even broader authority to open terrorism investigations without evidence of wrongdoing.

In a sense, while my project was theoretical and in its infancy, the efforts of the others were full-blown programs that took on national and international appeal.

A court-style program that took on one policy issue at a time and examined it in detail from different perspectives, it ran for several years on PBS and won a Peabody Award.