Sentence examples for sustain a program from inspiring English sources
"There's been a trend nationally that as contemporary museums expand they find that their overhead is too enormous to sustain a program of emerging and underrecognized artists, because without name recognition it's hard to get the substantial funding you need," Ms. Clearwater said.
"You need young and dynamic researchers to sustain a program as farsighted as this," says Jayant Vishnu Narlikar, a theoretical astrophysicist and former director of the Inter University Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics in Pune.
The aim of this project was to create the educational tools, curriculum, and infrastructure needed to sustain a program supporting internationally trained Physiotherapists applying for licensure in BC.
The aim of the IEP Program was to create the educational tools and infrastructure needed to sustain a program supporting internationally trained Physiotherapists applying for licensure in BC.
The paper also presents the difficulties faced in sustaining a program like this at a Brazilian university and discusses future action to be taken to achieve the program's goals.
A lack of financial resources was seen as a great barrier to sustaining a program, both for the NSFs as well as the sports clubs.
At the same time, a lack of financial resources was seen as a great barrier to sustaining a program, both for the NSF as well as the sports clubs.
Although our study provided an in-depth, contextualized, theory-informed illustration of one healthcare organization's experience of sustaining a program over an eight-year-long term, the investigation would have been strengthened by comparisons with other similar programs within or outside of the organization.
"NASA took [Tereshkova's flight] to heart, everyone took it to heart, that in order to sustain a space program they were going to have to make it not a program of high performance test pilots and a few selected scientists," Lewis told SPACE.com.
There is, after all, more than enough of it to sustain a full program.
He also criticizes Greenberg for devising messages too devoid of content to sustain a governing program.
