Sentence examples for programs started by from inspiring English sources
The United States government does not contribute to Unitaid, but the AIDS and malaria programs started by the Bush administration give money to many of the same recipients.
Instead, Mr. Levy is relying on his aides and the district superintendents to quietly continue programs started by Rudy Crew, the former chancellor.
A former campaign press secretary and adviser, Mr. Carson is now chief executive of the C40 Clinton Climate Initiative, which combines programs started by New York's mayor, Michael R. Bloomberg, and former President Bill Clinton.
ScholarshipBuilder, which its founders estimated will have cost $16 million at the program's end, came on the heels of other programs started by philanthropists, universities and companies in the 1980's as dropout rates soared.
It is the oldest program on television, and like other programs started by NBC in the medium's early days — "Today" and "The Tonight Show" — "Meet the Press" is a television institution.
Though it often goes unremarked, many of the new merit programs started by various states, like Georgia's HOPE scholarship, arise from a conviction that it is in a state's best economic interests to expand the benefits that accrue to a more highly educated population.
While our programs start by building community in the place where you live, the residence halls and the surrounding neighborhood, that work goes a lot further.
Most workplace-oriented mindfulness programs start by telling employees to find a quiet place to meditate on their lunch hour (or, everyone's favorite, to wake up earlier and meditate before work).
Powers was a pilot in the U-2 program, started by the Central Intelligence Agency in 1956 to spy on the Soviet Union.
Strenuously progressive, Kappa is modeled on KIPP, a successful charter-school program started by two Teach for America alumni.
In September 2017, Trump moved to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program started by the Obama administration.
