Sentence examples for the elimination of programs from inspiring English sources
Some parents of Mountain Grove's brightest children try to make up for the elimination of programs for the gifted.
A report issued this week by a teacher recruitment organization estimated the cost of the so-called teacher reserve pool — nearly 1,400 educators who have lost their classroom assignments because of shrinking enrollment, school closings or the elimination of programs — at $74 million this year.
Failure to comply with these administrative requests, we are led to believe, could result in budget cuts or the elimination of programs.
The numbers reflect deep cuts to, or the elimination of, programs for housing seniors and people with disabilities, fighting homelessness, and supporting community-led efforts to redevelop entire neighborhoods.
Those with "ears to hear" as Jesus would have said, have been hearing for years now about the reduction and the elimination of programs, services, and educational opportunities within the prison system.
The $100 million in savings will come through thrifty spending, they said, not through the elimination of development programs for its products.
Mr. Schmidt headed a mayoral task force that in 1999 recommended the elimination of remedial programs at the City University of New York's senior colleges.
The budget they finally passed called for the elimination of many programs (including foreign language for 6th graders and numerous activities)and several staff positions.
It cut $2.8 million, with about 30 layoffs of nonteaching staff and the elimination of several programs, but not kindergarten and sports.
While the federal government debates extensive cuts and the elimination of numerous programs, it might well consider the successes of the National Youth Administration.
They called for: *Declarations by Iraq of its programs of weapons of mass destruction and long-range missiles; *Verification of the declarations through Unscom and the I.A.E.A.; *Supervision by these organizations of the destruction or the elimination of proscribed programs and items.
