Sentence examples for programs stemming from from inspiring English sources

The programs stemming from President Lyndon B. Johnson's 1964 initiative have indeed improved the lives of millions of Americans.

The changes in school meal programs stemming from the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010 have expanded interest in strategies that increase student participation in school lunch and reduce plate waste.

Programs stemming from affirmative action have been critical in ensuring gender equity and creating opportunities for women in business and in educational institutions that they've traditionally been shut out of.

The strategy's five programs stemmed from these clear objectives, and delivery was to occur over the next four years, expiring in time for the 2019 federal budget.

Marvin Olasky, a Bush adviser who helped formulate the president's message of "compassionate conservatism," has said that Mr. Bush's support of religion-based programs stems from his "understanding that people can change and probably because he himself went through a change in 1986".

(An algorithm more effective in practice, though still running in deterministic exponential time in the worst case, is proposed in De Giacomo and Massacci [2000].) Historically, logics of programs stem from the work in the late 60's of computer scientists interested in assigning meaning to programming languages and finding a rigorous standard for proofs about the programs.

Some of health insurance giant Aetna's stress reduction programs stem from CEO Mark Bertolini breaking his neck in a 2004 ski accident.

Much of the rhetoric preventing many American Christians from supporting government social welfare programs stems from a value-based approach to poverty adopted in U.S. politics.

"The differences between the [drug] programs stem from the fact that one was reached in a collective bargaining environment and the other was not," Teevan said.

A spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) said that most of the public concern about the NSA's surveillance programs stems from Obama's "reluctance" to sufficiently explain it, signaling potential pushback when Congress returns from recess and begins to debate next steps.

Program staff cited that the most difficult challenges in delivering effective DM programs stem from the participating populations' burden of illness, dysfunctional patterns of health behaviors, and years of barriers to access to care that have contributed to unfortunate decision making in their own health care and lifestyle choices.