Sentence examples for under the old program from inspiring English sources

(Half of single parents worked under the new welfare program, compared with 37percentt under the old program).

Chris Kelly, a Delta spokeswoman, said the only substantive difference between the programs was that miles never expired under the old program, but that under SkyMiles they would if an account goes three years without activity.

The changes are expected to take effect at the end of this month, but the city agency was able to negotiate the lower number of certificates with Leewood -- which would have been entitled to 300 certificates under the old program -- because of the availability of other types of financing.

Researchers at the University of California, Columbia, Yale and Stanford were startled to discover that three years later, only 7percentt of the mothers who had gone through Jobs First were married and living with a spouse, compared with 15percentt of those randomly assigned to receive traditional welfare grants under the old program, Aid to Families with Dependent Children.

With these new incentives, welfare rolls under the old program declined by almost 60% nationwide.

Meanwhile, patients under the old program, who were allowed to grow at home, sued the government and won a temporary injunction to maintain their right to grow.

Dumas, 30, who is now playing professionally in Bosnia and hopes one day to return to the N.B.A., was the last player suspended under the rookie testing provision of the old program.

The old program could not accommodate this number of generators.

Such a testament was rare under the old welfare program in which politicians had case workers searching out abuses of taxpayers' money.

He won a temporary injunction against the government, so for now, if you're a registered patient under the old MMAR program, you can keep growing weed at home.

Earlier this year, they tried to force all patients who were registered under their old program, the Marihuana Medical Access Regulations (MMAR)—which allowed people to grow their own plants to.