Sentence examples for suggested that the program from inspiring English sources

An important first strength of the Healthy School and Drugs program itself is that it is previously suggested that the program is partly effective in The Netherlands [ 19].

The initial reports on PRISM, for instance, clearly suggested that the program was wider in scope than it actually is.

When the Socialists announced the $165 bonus for pensioners, the Communist leader, Francisco Frutos, suggested that the program smacked of vote buying.

John said that numerous residents had complained to school board members and that they in turn had suggested that the program be called off.

In January, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver suggested that the program was a thinly veiled attempt by Mr. Pataki to rally public support for expanding lottery activities, including his recent push for New York to join the multistate Powerball lottery.

In most cases, the follow-up reports suggested that the program had little or no effect on the relationships it sought to help; in one city, Baltimore, couples who received counselling were markedly more likely to split.

The reports also suggest that the program has been particularly beneficial for the Washington region.

He appeared to suggest that the program, in its current form, might be refashioned.

The failure of the uprisings of 1831 suggests that the program of the Carbonari had run its course.

But an audit of the Troubled Asset Relief Program, released last week by the Government Accountability Office, suggests that the program's holes are many.

Pure market logic might suggest that the program isn't valuable, McLeod noted, but, of course, the program has cultural value that isn't quantifiable.