Sentence examples for reviving the program from inspiring English sources

Spiotti said students were crushed, but despite several attempts at reviving the program over the past three decades, football at R.I.T. remains little more than a memory.

While Mr. Hussein put money into reviving the program, scientists found themselves struggling to reproduce basic experiments they had conducted two decades before.

Jean-François Copé, a candidate to lead the party, the Union for a Popular Movement, said he "applauded" Mr. Ayrault for "reviving the program" of the right to end the 35-hour week.

Reviving the program, and its original premises — that producing good, nutritious food is profoundly important, that it takes study and practice, and that it can and should be taught through the public school system — could help us in the fight against obesity and chronic disease today.

Hawaii amassed a 1 8 1 record during Shaughnessy's only season, but the Associated Press credited him with reviving the program.

In 2014, when the Senate first began discussing reviving the program to allow private firms to pursue delinquent tax debts, a coalition of consumer groups, including Consumers Union and the NAACP, wrote that IRS contractors would expose taxpayers "to potential abuses that are unfortunately common with that industry.

Charley Pell, a defensive tackle at Alabama from 1961-1963, revived the program in the late 70s.

Porter was the team's leading scorer and the glue that helped Ellis revive the program.

Still, Mr. Cheney and top C.I.A. officials fought to revive the program.

Fox said it might try to revive the program in a less costly format.

After collecting $4.4 billion in two previous so-called voluntary disclosure programs for offshore accounts, the Internal Revenue Service said Monday that it would revive the program.