Sentence examples for viability of programs from inspiring English sources

The viability of programs like Social Security and Medicare, Dr. Frey said, "will be reliant on the success of waves of young Hispanics, Asians and blacks who will become the bulwark of our labor force".

"We believe it is unacceptable for the Department of Justice to threaten the funding, and thus, viability of programs -- such as drug court programs -- that continue to have a positive impact on the island".

They further consider that the minimum contact with the health professional and the ability to disseminate individualized obesity management programs may increase the economic viability of programs for obesity based on the Internet.

Despite these limitations, our study strongly suggests that diabetes will grow in the coming decades, both in population size and costs, and will have significant impacts on the lives of Americans and the financial viability of programs like Medicare.

Money may talk in Hollywood, but creative control, ensuring an audience for a show, and the continued viability of programming also have their place.

We will ensure the viability of such programs that benefit so many only by recognizing the contributions of all.

"Within the first week, I had seen several that had been pushed over," Kim said, adding that she's concerned about safety and the long-term viability of the programs.

The results of our study support the viability of breeding programs to face the main problems of mussel industry, but this approach will determine a change in seed production, the wild seed being replaced or complemented with hatchery-produced seed.

And, no one is working harder to ensure that Democrats regain control of the House of Representatives so we can protect the long term viability of these programs.

"It indicates how Europe and the world have changed in their views of the inevitability of these parties and perhaps in the viability of their programs," said Sheri Berman, a professor of politics at Barnard College.

Switching from PD to HD occurs early and the rate is high, threatening long-term viability of PD programs.