Sentence examples for suggested a program from inspiring English sources
For this reason, Britain has suggested a program of $100 billion a year by 2020, financed by wealthier countries and the private sector, to help poorer nations develop low-carbon economies.
The administration has suggested a program, akin to Resolution Trust Corporation's role in the savings and loan crisis, that could help rescue the housing market.
And Representative Steve King, Republican of Iowa, suggested a program that would "bond" workers; employers, he explained, would be forced to post a bond of sorts — much like the bond system in criminal court — to ensure that their workers would ultimately return home.
Some participants suggested a "program" designed by heath care staff to teach long-term complications or a "child-friendly brochure".
We had a receptionist suggest an amazing idea for streamlining a payment posting process for the finance department, and a mailroom employee suggested a programming change that improved customer service, and an operations employee came up with an incredible new marketing campaign.
Early in 2004, Prince Charles wrote to Stewart in Iraq, suggesting a program that would teach carpentry and other skills to young men who might otherwise join militia groups.
Even his 22-year-old daughter believed it, asking Dr. Kraemer to help her and her friends by suggesting a program that would help them get fit without getting big.
Tired of the AutoPlay box in Windows 7 popping up and suggesting a program you never use whenever you insert a disc or connect a USB drive to the computer?
In this article, we present an overview and comparison of the results for all grades (K-2) and we suggest a program for further research.
Now, I should stress that I am not suggesting a program by which the questions and doubts of the wider community are accommodated to the extent that we can reinforce our theologies and status quo statements.
Gene ontology analysis reveals that early Myc-mediated transcription involves early response genes regulating MAPK signaling, RNA metabolism and transcription factors, suggesting a program that prepares the cells for S phase entry.
