Sentence examples for wide programs from inspiring English sources

Other punishments at World Wide programs have included pepper spraying, handcuffing, being forced into dog cages and being made to sit or stand in uncomfortable positions for hours, according to former students and claims in lawsuits.

Tackled by Staff Members Ken Stettler, director of licensing for Utah's Department of Human Services, said he had received numerous complaints about World Wide programs over the years, and had temporarily closed one of its facilities after finding evidence of child abuse.

In his role as Co-Executive Director of Big Picture Learning, Carlos Moreno is the visionary for all U.S. school and district wide programs, leading a national team of phenomenal regional directors, School Design Coaches and coordinating leadership development & support services for school and district leaders.

Population wide programs are needed to support healthy eating and increased physical activity.

However, as Øvretveit and Staines [ 21] have pointed out: 'Apart from a few projects, the details of which interventions were actually made are often not presented, and there are few adequate or independent research descriptions of actual implementations of organisational and system wide programs over time'.

Mr. Atkin himself owned a World Wide program in the Czech Republic during the 1990s.

Tactics like these demonstrate the sort of threat to national cohesion that Assata and other black nationalists represented at the time clearly enough of a worry to warrant running a 23-city wide program like COINTELPRO.

They found that few companies have robust sustainable packaging policies or system-wide programs to recycle packages.

The report recommends both immediate and long-term steps to deal with the problem, including building-wide programs to remove and store the window-mounted units and the manufacturing of improved installation kits for all units.

Now rivals such as SAP and PeopleSoft have stepped up the marketing of purchasing software that plugs easily into their corporate-wide programs.

The lack of a methodology for evaluations of sector-wide programs is a serious constraint in the debate on aid effectiveness.