Sentence examples for retains a program from inspiring English sources
(And yes, I know Ryan's plan retains a program called Medicare, but his voucher-based approach would effectively kill what Medicare has been since its formation, leaving it Medicare in name only. Paul Krugman did a fantastic job laying out how Ryan's new Medicare would result in completely different -- and inferior -- medical coverage for seniors).
By cutting sports, he said, the district could retain a prekindergarten program that was critically needed for at-risk children.
I have no doubt that the West, having a free system of universities with research programs, retains a big lead in the latest military research and the systems such research produces.
The second was to obtain consent from participants to be retained in a program of research that, by design, did not have specific and clearly articulated research outcomes or an end point.
The main stumbling block now is North Korea's insistence that it has the right to retain a civilian nuclear program even if it gives up its nuclear weapons.
Current officials want to retain a traditional pension program; the league, pointing out that even many full-time league and team employees do not get traditional pensions anymore, wants to move the part-time officials into a 401(k).
China, the host of the talks, pressed all sides to discuss a compromise proposal that would allow North Korea to retain a nuclear energy program and get a new light-water reactor at some point, but that would require the country first to abandon its nuclear weapons efforts.
Alabama's Retaining a Valued Employee program is an interesting exception that has been gaining interest from other state agencies in recent years.
The sale represents Pearson's exit from commercial television, although the company will retain a small educational programming concern.
Mr. Hill acknowledged that North Korea's demand that it be allowed to retain a civilian nuclear energy program has caused some disagreement.
In some areas, including North Korea's new insistence on retaining a civilian nuclear power program and its firm denials that it has been developing fuel from enriched uranium, the gap appeared wider now than before the talks began.
