Sentence examples for proof program from inspiring English sources
After enduring a devastating storm surge in 1953, Rotterdam began building a series of dams, barriers, and seawalls as part of a national project called Delta Works, and five years ago the Dutch government provided funds for an upgrade, the Rotterdam Climate Proof Program.
The lattice constant of nanoparticle samples calculated from their corresponding XRD pattern data are obtained by full proof program were found to be a = 4.743(2) Å and b = 3.189 (2) Å for SnO2-450 sample, a = 4.758 (2) Å and b = 3.1875 (8) Å for SnO2-650 sample.
I enrolled in Divorce Remedy -- a full proof program to stop divorce.
The idea is that state and local governments (and in some cases the private sector) should take on more responsibility; in other cases, the Trump administration claims that there's no proof programs are working.
"It's not a fool-proof program yet," said Tim Wharnsby, a spokesman for the N.H.L. Players Association.
The motto of the city's energetic climate-proof program thus is, "Working together for a climate-proof city".
Most of the residents who attended the workshop at the airport either lived in apartments — which are not covered by the sound-proofing program — or found that they resided outside the noise impact area.
City officials, however, were short on details about how much the city was actually spending on its climate-proofing program and were unable to provide specific metrics to indicate how much the risk of flooding had been reduced to date and what risk would remain in 2025 when the city supposedly is "climate-proof".
One is a general trend: the ever-increasing value of sports as the only must-see-live, DVR-proof programming left on television.
Sports franchise values have been soaring in recent years, thanks to record-setting rights deals from television networks desperate for DVR-proof programming.
At the same time, television networks' demand for DVR-proof programming drove franchise sale prices towards the billions of dollars rather than the mere hundreds of millions, making them attractive investments to richer and savvier potential owners.
