Sentence examples for publicly funded program from inspiring English sources

Indiana's new school voucher law has led some Hoosier parents to take their students out of private schools and place them in public schools for a year to earn eligibility for the publicly funded program, The Journal Gazette reports.

The seven-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine was licensed in Canada in June 2001, with a publicly funded program for infants initiated in Ontario in January 2005 [17].

Most countries where influenza vaccine is offered as part of a publicly funded program do not routinely monitor the success of vaccine strain selection by monitoring seasonal influenza vaccine effectiveness (VE).

As such, IRIS captures individual-level information on all HPV vaccines administered through Ontario's publicly funded program.

This publicly funded program, for women aged 50 to 69, includes a bilateral two-view screening mammography done every two years.

Under the publicly funded program, girls have until the end of August of their Grade 8 year to initiate the dosing schedule and until the end of their Grade 9 year to complete it.

He seems unconcerned about his promise of several large publicly funded programs, all based on taxation of corporate profits and the income of the super wealthy.

In reality, whether employees complained or not, the unbalanced labor conditions created an economic development paradox: Wal-Mart produced valuable taxable revenues, only to force its employees to draw on publicly funded programs including food stamps, Medicare CHIPs and subsidized housing.

Republican efforts to eliminate health care reform healthcare by slashing publicly funded programs are a major concern as well.

In order to reduce the $26.2 billion deficit, Governor Schwarzenegger has proposed a range of cuts to publicly funded programs.

The U.S. Census collects some data in its American Community Survey, but the survey questions are not designed well enough to provide answers on how many children in this country are served in publicly funded programs, let alone how many children are in preschool or preschool-like settings, period.