Sentence examples for return the program from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Emanuel announced the creation of his TIF reform commission in May, he promised to return the program to its roots, telling reporters that TIFs were intended for blighted communities, not high-rent areas.

In his budget last week, President Bush said he wanted to return the program to its "original objective" of covering children with family incomes less than twice the poverty level.

He wants to return the program to the prominence it enjoyed starting in the late 1950s, when the Purple Aces won the first of five Division II national championships.

In his budget request last February, Mr. Bush said he wanted to return the program to its "original objective" of covering children with family incomes less than twice the poverty level.

Now, after a Hawkins era filled with tantalizing promise, but more persistent disappointment, CU renews its search for the coach who can return the program to its glory days of the early 1990's.

After a few questions about military status and other basic issues that may add to the complexity of your return, the program asks for your current address and state (or states) of residency during the year and your residency status (full or part-time, or non-resident if you worked in one state and lived in another).

Four years ago, the seniors were charged with the task of returning the program to glory.

After posting a 7 6 record in 1994 and a 5 6 mark in 1995, the 1996 Mountaineers showed promise of returning the program to national prominence.

He was there when mission control erupted in applause as Discovery returned the program to flight -- though he heard only the chatter of a camera's motor drive from a NASA rooftop 525 feet up.

One-hundred and thirteen out of 187 participants returned the program evaluation questionnaire.

Kragthorpe said Spillman would not have an opportunity to return to the program.