Sentence examples for reclaiming programs from inspiring English sources

But this will reduce the hospitals income from emergency service (e.g., through Medicare Disproportionate Share (DSH) payments and other reclaiming programs).

On the positive side, the Far East Command initiated a program of reclaiming and refurbishing war materiel from abandoned stocks throughout the Pacific.

Perhaps most importantly, Falk "set a precedent by 'opting out' Jordan from the league's licensing program, in effect reclaiming Jordan's image for his own use".

LSU AgCenter county agent Alan Vaughn in Belle Chasse said "the state's Christmas-tree recycling program did some good reclaiming land in bayous and marshes, but overall it was insufficient given the estimated, 50-square miles of land that Louisiana is losing every year".

In 2014, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) introduced the 'Reclaiming pavements for pedestrians' plan.

Reclaiming birthing is integral to reclaiming culture and control over people's own lives.

But those programs are organized around the principles of reclaiming derelict land and raising nourishing food in low-income neighborhoods.

"We're seeking a leader with proven skills in scaling and implementing national programs, and one who can chart the course for celebrating, reclaiming and creating local food cultures," she wrote.

On his recommendation, the city's civic leaders created the program that came to be known as Goodwill Industries, putting people to work at reclaiming and reselling surplus goods.

Should people carry on reclaiming?

Mr. Peña Nieto proposed a six-point program, which involves alleviating addiction, establishing a new paramilitary police force with 10,000 recruits, folding the Federal Police into the Interior Department and reclaiming public spaces like parks.