Sentence examples for programs representative from inspiring English sources
After an initial plan to permit an unlimited number of states to control their Head Start programs, Representative Michael N. Castle, the Delaware Republican who sponsored the bill, reduced the number of states and tightened criteria.
"This report makes it clear that while airports nationwide are taking off with aggressive anti-aircraft noise programs," Representative Holt said in a written statement, "the New York-New Jersey Port Authority is still delayed at the gate".
"This report again underscores that the Department of Education completely defaulted on its responsibilities to protect the nation's student loan programs," Representative George Miller, the California Democrat who is chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee, said in a statement yesterday.
Twenty-two minutes after the committee's energy panel convened to start the process of debating and approving a bill to reauthorize the Department of Energy's (DOE's) research and development programs, Representative Cynthia Lummis (R WY) gaveled the session to a close without taking any votes on the proposed legislation.
A standardized questionnaire was designed and used among one of each of the following key informants from each country: representative of the national ART programs, representative of civil society linked to ART programs in each country and a technical staff from the PAHO/WHO representation office of each country.
"We have already spent valuable time and billions of dollars developing this program," Representative Michael McCaul, Republican of Texas, said in an e-mail statement.
"My biggest fear is that this amounts to a slow death of our nation's human space flight program," Representative Bill Posey, Republican of Florida, said in a statement.
But an opponent of the gun buyback program, Representative James T. Walsh, Republican of upstate New York, said the legislation barring the gun buyback was dropped because the program was illegal anyway and would be halted even without Congressional intervention.
"It's certainly premature to think this accident will have serious impact on the program," Representative Curt Weldon, a Pennsylvania Republican who is one of the Osprey's staunchest backers, said in a telephone interview.
"They admitted to having just about completed the reprocessing of 8,000 rods, and they admitted to an effort to expand their nuclear production program," Representative Curt Weldon, a Pennsylvania Republican, was quoted as telling Reuters in Seoul.
"With all due respect to the Bush administration, they grab on to something they decide is a problem, and they use it to annihilate an entire program," Representative George Miller of California, the ranking Democrat on the committee, said.
