Sentence examples for vista program from inspiring English sources

As both an impoverished individual and an AmeriCorps VISTA member working to reduce the effects of poverty in my community, the VISTA program is indispensable to those without opportunity who need a chance to show what they're capable of.

Dale, 35, works for a Tennessee organization that gets money from VISTA, a federally funded subset of AmeriCorps aimed at fighting poverty in the U.S. Dale explained to HuffPost that the VISTA program pays members a wage near the poverty line by design, so they are able to gain an understanding of the people they help and how best to serve them.

Photo: Microsoft has agreed to change part of its Windows Vista program.

The Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, which established the Job Corps, the VISTA program, the federal work-study program and a number of other initiatives.

"I represent a state that really needs health care reform, and I want it to be good," said Mr. Rockefeller, who came to West Virginia 45 years ago with the Vista program to teach in a mining town.

Prior to joining the Residential and New Student Programs at Cornell, she served with the AmeriCorps Volunteer in Service to America (VISTA) program exploring the roles of Higher Education in community engagement with the Campus Compact affiliates in Connecticut, North Carolina, and New York.

A few go so far as to predict Jobs will announce a Mac operating system that runs Windows Vista, or better yet, runs Vista programs without running Vista itself.

Volunteers in the VISTA program--the domestic Peace Corps--helped write grants and run events.

From becoming the first and only major research university in the country to integrate a public service graduation requirement into its undergraduate curriculum to running one of the largest campus-based AmeriCorps VISTA programs, we have fully embraced the power of service.

At Sony, 20percentt of its Vaio consumer models have gone through the Vista Velocity program so far, and the goal is to cover them all, said Mike Abary, senior vice president for marketing in Sony's Vaio PC business.

In a statement, Microsoft said the e-mail messages "reflect part of an active discussion about how best to implement the Windows Vista Capable program".