Sentence examples for vanguard programs from inspiring English sources

As word about him got out, he began to hear from white mothers in Houston who could not get their children into the public school's vanguard programs because of quotas that specified the number of whites and blacks.

Instantly accusations of misogyny started flying, though de Kooning's main sin was his perceived defection from the vanguard program.

The goodwill towards the vanguards programme is striking.

"Michael Tilson Thomas has been at the vanguard of multimedia programming," said Chad Smith, the vice president for artistic planning for the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

Aspiring businesswoman gives lewd poetic suggestions about improving the office, such as "The switchboard is abuzz with interoffice calls for transvestites as a Weimar night club, while the computers, engineered for sexy problem-solving by a vanguard elite, are programmed to insert pornographic passages into the briefs of lawyers.... ...... Mentor responds to these suggestions by firing her.

Aspiring businesswoman gives lewd poetic suggestions about improving the office, such as "The switchboard is abuzz with interoffice calls for transvestites as a Weimar night club, while the computers, engineered for sexy problem-solving by a vanguard elite, are programmed to insert pornographic passages into the briefs of lawyers.... .. Mentor responds to these suggestions by firing her.

They wanted the basketball team to be the vanguard women's sports program at UConn, the kind of program that could move the whole movement for equality forward, said Ms. Meiser-McKnett, now the athletics director at the University of Hartford.

The program is the vanguard of a sweeping plan begun after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks called the National Security Entry-Exit Registration System designed to track millions of foreigners in the United States on temporary visas.

Mr. Brusberg, a former technology consultant who experienced memory loss after surgery on a cerebral aneurysm, is one of 37 trainees in three New Jersey greenhouses tending a riot of vegetables and herbs; they are the vanguard of a $800,000 program with national ambitions.

But it still sounded promising to Liverpool, which volunteered to be one of four so-called vanguard members of the new program.

And this April, the Brooklyn Philharmonic, known for its championing of the music vanguard, will devote an entire program to symphonic works from Finland.