Sentence examples for service program that from inspiring English sources

The new NoMad hotel, at 28th Street and Broadway, recently introduced a bottle service program that comes complete with liquor, mixers, bar tools and a cart.

FoodCorps, which started last week, is symbolic of just what we need: a national service program that aims to improve nutrition education for children, develop school gardening projects and change what's being served on school lunch trays.

Eboo Patel, a founder and director of Interfaith Youth Core, a Chicago-based community service program that tries to reduce religious conflict, said, "I am more scared than I've ever been — more scared than I was after Sept. 11".

Isaiah and the two girls who had initially forwarded Margarite's photo would be eligible for a community service program that would keep them out of court, and the case could be dismissed.

This is why we need Teach for America, and why we need AmeriCorps, the national service program that helps finance Teach for America and other initiatives (Habitat for Humanity and Save the Children, for example).

My proposal would establish a uniquely American national service program that is both universal in scope and fully voluntary.

The Democrats are willing to do that, but only if budgeteers are willing to pay for education and social service programs that are dear to their constituents.

"If the state is going to give us an infusion of cash to support our social service programs, that would be a wonderful thing".

One obvious concern is how to support universal service programs that provide subsidies for phone service to rural areas and poor customers and for efforts to deliver broadband Internet access to schools and libraries.

But he is refusing to back down on his call for a $25 million increase, to $40 million, in support for civil legal service programs that help low-income New Yorkers faced with foreclosures, evictions, domestic violence and other serious legal problems.

New Jersey child welfare advocates also say that they face another problem: the state is so highly suburbanized that it is difficult to maintain sustained political support for social service programs that are considered urban issues.