Sentence examples for sports programs with from inspiring English sources

This would be considered unseemly, except that most major sports programs with high aspirations have someone like a Phil Knight.

In the past, school districts with tight budgets often mounted "pay to play" sports programs, with participation limited to children whose parents could pay their share of the costs.

This may have been true at the University of New Mexico, where Mr. Dowling used to teach, but it's hardly the case at, say, the Universities of Michigan or Wisconsin, which combine Big Ten sports programs with sterling academic reputations, and he never convincingly demonstrates that it's true at Rutgers either.

And it would be unfair to paint all Division I sports programs with the same brush.

The model is sports programming, with its analysts and "up close and personal" features.

"She is very tough," Mr. Dolin, 41, the coordinating producer of "Costas Now," an HBO sports program with Bob Costas, said.

As for the athletic Sahar, she credits the sports program with keeping her mind and body fit and hopes it will be the beginning of more positive changes for young women in her community.

By harnessing the power of sport and providing youth sport programs with strong mentors, the sport for development sector can strongly impact the lives of youth and environments in communities to help prevent youth violence and reduce recidivism.

Small universities should create sports programs in balance with their primary calling, education.

After researching the types of programs available in the area, it was discovered that there were, in fact, no programs like KEEN providing sports programs for children with special needs.

The biggest enemy of men's minor sports are football and men's basketball, not Title IX. "Only by capping these spiraling costs (for football and men's basketball) will institutions be able to grow women's sports programs to comply with Title IX while maintaining existing participation opportunities for men," says a National Coalition for Women and Girls in Education report.