Sentence examples for recognized programs from inspiring English sources

But it is being heralded in Washington, where the basketball fortunes of the area's more recognized programs — Georgetown, George Washington and George Mason among them — have dipped by recent standards.

*Graduate students participating in a Columbia led, Columbia facilitated and/or recognized programs such as STEP are also required to complete a school sponsorship application.

Of the three major internationally recognized programs (Young Men's Christian Association, Professional Association of Dive Instructors and National Association of Underwater Instructors), the Y.M.C.A.'s course is regarded as the most in-depth and rigorous.

Also, if institutions of higher education want accreditation from the Ministry of Education, they need specific, detailed, internationally recognized programs — so switching to English promotes diversity of programs and choice of more programs that are recognized internationally.

Same as Bucknell with Kansas; Davidson with the 2008 tournament; and Butler with its bracket-busting forays in 2010 and 2011, when it transformed into one of the nation's premier — and most recognized — programs.

The Tibetan language program ranks alongside Columbia's nationally recognized programs in Chinese, Japanese and Korean language, which together constitute one of the leading East Asian language programs in North America.

The Year 2000 problem stemmed from a widely recognized programming shortcut -- using just two digits to represent the year in dates -- that became a threat as this year approached.

"He has built a nationally recognized program at a school where many of the students are first-generation college students," Felix Gutierrez, senior vice president of the Freedom Forum, said in a telephone interview from his San Francisco office.

The Yale Center for Business and the Environment serves as the platform for this internationally recognized program and a hub for all of its activities.

Kline was among the first investors to evolve an institutionally recognized program of asset management systems and procedures and is a founding director of the Hospitality Asset Managers Association.

The Center for Business and the Environment serves as the platform for this internationally recognized program and a hub for all of its activities.