Sentence examples for the page programs from inspiring English sources

Racial segregation had ended in the page programs of the Supreme Court and House of Representatives in the '50s and '60s.

Title the page, "Programs Used", or something similar.

During his panel on entrepreneurship, Obama also made announcements about GES and the PAGE program: The next GES will be held in India, and several new members will join the PAGE program, including Spanx CEO Sara Blakely and Stripe CEO Patrick Collison.

Some lawmakers called even then for Congress to dismantle the page program.

The page program lasted some 200 years; among its early noteworthy alumni was William Cushing, a naval hero during the Civil War.

Ms. Pelosi said legislation would be introduced early in the new Congress to increase oversight of the page program, require regular meetings of the page board and add a parent of a current and a former page on that board.

Although the traditional mission of the Page Program has diminished, we will work with Members of the House to carry on the tradition of engaging young people in the work of the Congress".

"With the sequester, I've got a pretty big hole to fill," said Terrance W. Gainer, the Senate sergeant-at-arms, who oversees various services like computers and the page program.

He said graduates of the page program might have banded together to raise money to keep it going, had they been made aware that its future was in jeopardy.

Representative Deborah Pryce of Ohio, a member of the leadership, asked the current clerk of the House, Karen L. Hass, to investigate reports raised this week in a party conference call that Mr. Foley was once turned away from the pages' living quarters and that the staff in the page program had raised concerns about him with the former clerk.

Besides the leaders, other lawmakers and Congressional officers who served on the board that oversaw the page program were aware of the e-mail messages, though the Democratic lawmaker who serves on the board, Representative Dale E. Kildee of Michigan, said Saturday that he had never been informed.