Sentence examples for the programs represented from inspiring English sources

Improved patient and population health with an equity agenda is the life energy that drives the programs represented in this analysis, and should be the moral compass that guides us through the development of our new CHW science.

U.S. prosecutors suspect that the nearly 20,000 American taxpayers who came forward under the programs represent a fraction of the total tax evaders.

The programs represent the two largest federal expenditures and account for about one-third of all U.S. fiscal outlays.

But the trustees were soon convinced that the program represented their own ambitions for the university, and that Simmons could get the job done.

He added that the program represented a new breed of "identity theft" attacks that try to steal information instead of damaging files or computers.

And at least at the first concert, on Friday evening, the order of the program represented a small triumph of musical values over marketing wimpiness.

The program represented not just an added convenience for Staten Island bus riders, but also a sign of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's growing embrace of, and collaborations with, the technology community in the city.

As it signed the treaty, Russia issued a separate, unilateral statement repeating its objections to American missile defense and warning that it would withdraw from the treaty if it ever decided the program represented a threat to its national security.

Michelle M. Mello, a Harvard professor of law and public health who is evaluating the New York experiment, said the program represented a major cultural change in malpractice cases.

The two remaining dances on the program represent the past and future of the company.

MR. BOLICK: The program represents a conceptual breakthrough on two fronts.