Sentence examples for that serve over from inspiring English sources

A dedicated corps of faculty, staff, and more than 950 Columbia University student volunteers participate in 25 different community service programs that serve over 16,000 people each year.

A rule preventing one firm from owning TV stations that serve over 35% of American households has been on the books since 1941, as have restrictions governing how many radio stations a firm can own in a single, local market.

Shameran Abed, associate director of microfinance, Brac, Dhaka, Bangladesh Shameran manages microfinance operations that serve over five million clients in Asia and Africa, with a loan portfolio of more than $900m.

The Access Project, which began working in Rwanda several years ago, today provides management support to 79 health facilities that serve over two million people.

With one in three children overweight or obese, we need to ensure that programs that serve over 40 million children each school day are providing the best nutrition possible.

New pre-school services were created in 200 rural and disadvantaged communities that serve over 5,000 children, while existing services are being expanded.

Beneath the surface of the streets of Toronto lies a sprawling labyrinth that serves over 100,000 people every day and countless tourists and visitors.

Each of these centers are part of the Asociación de Salud Primary de Puerto Rico Puerto Ricoo Primary Health Association), an entity that serves over 350,000 patients in 91 clinics across the island.

Mr. Kirchman founded Kirchman Corporation, a privately held banking software innovator, in 1968 and built the company into a multi-national corporation that served over 6,000 banking institutions around the world.

With a robust advisory board, including a senior vice president from FEGS Health and Human Service System, a New York-based organization that serves over 100,000 people, and a five-year plan to expand throughout Harlem, City Health Works is already preparing to launch its pilot program in East Harlem.

In the build-up to Hurricane Sandy, New York City's Mayor Bloomberg and other city and state officials made valiant efforts to keep New Yorkers safe by ordering mandatory evacuations of hundreds of thousands of city residents and shutting down the mass transit system that serves over 5 million people daily.