Sentence examples for revised program from inspiring English sources
Under the revised program, even white-owned small businesses can apply for consideration as a disadvantaged business.
In April, as Varoufakis flew back from Washington, Greece was being assailed for not having yet submitted a comprehensive revised program.
The revised program caps monthly loan payments at 10percentt of discretionary income, defined as income exceeding 150percentt of the federal poverty level for a single person.
After the Trump administration ended the "about" collection in March and came back to the court, Judge Collyer authorized the revised program.
Moreover, despite government assurances to the contrary, there was widespread fear of mass deportations as the June 2015 deadline approached for application for residency under the revised program.
Under a revised program overwhelmingly approved by county voters a year ago, revenues from the 0.25percentt sales tax will also be used for tax stabilization and to relieve financial pressure on county sewer districts.
The organizations that had the old mainframes solved the problem by meticulously reviewing the mountains of programs in question, modifying the code involved, and checking the revised programs to see that they produced the same results as the old programs.
Of course, focused investigations have produced more immediate changes — closed dysfunctional laboratories, changed legislation, revised programs — and I'd be happier if our response to such major issues as climate change also moved faster.
In a separate report in 2014, Scientific American wrote that one of D.A.R.E.'s revised programs, called "Keepin' it REAL," was shown to be effective in some studies.
Areas of strength and deficiency that were noted in the PSTs' attempts to design instructionally aligned lessons will guide the teacher educators in revising program components and their own practice.
The administration would revise programs for disabled workers by eliminating "less critical" technical assistance grants, which are used to help employers retain and hire workers with disabilities.
