Sentence examples for the partnership program from inspiring English sources

The partnership program began 28 years ago as the obsession of a developmental psychologist named David Olds.

The total budget for the partnership program is modest, €600 million, or about $800 million, and only €350 million of that is new cash.

The Blind Brook School District, of which the school is a part, pays no fees to belong to the partnership program, which includes the opera program, but must provide for teacher planning time and pay for lumber and other materials for the opera.

To overcome the challenges in dynamic global market and for propagation of Lean practices, the partnership program was designed and developed by United Nations Industrial Development Organization (UNIDO) in collaboration with Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA) and the Government of India to support small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the automotive component sector.

The company also hints that the partnerships in the Metro Phoenix area could be expanded further if all goes well, given that its partners operate across the U.S. The launch of the partnership program follows last week's news that Waymo cars are now driving 25,000 miles per day, and have completed 8 million miles on public roads to date.

Fokin would not say what other Zen-powered services Yandex may include in the partnership program except to note that they will continue for the time being to be focused on content, with products in the general area of recommendation and discovery.

Like the partnership programs with credit-card companies, Rocketmiles also buys miles from the airlines which it then ties to stays with its partner hotels.

(Focus group discussion with mothers, Sukarame, Garut) Health professionals in all six villages were aware of the partnership programs between midwives, traditional birth attendants and cadres.

The partnerships program would lose $15 million under the Senate plan, leaving it with $105 million rather than the $200 million requested by the White House.

A variety of groups, from environmental organizations to schools of public health, receive funding through the Partnerships program.

As part of the larger NIEHS Environmental Justice Program framework, the Partnerships program seeks to remedy the unequal burden borne by socioeconomically disadvantaged persons in terms of residential exposure to greater-than-acceptable levels of environmental pollution, occupational exposure to hazardous substances, and fewer civic benefits such as sewage and water treatment.