Sentence examples for a program that pretends from inspiring English sources

It is a program that pretends to find a solution to the problems facing inner-city minority schools, so it does not actually have to address the problems caused by poverty, unemployment, over-crowding, homelessness, and inadequate health care, or the need to make a major investment in the lives and education of young people.

"But don't pretend it's a program that celebrates the modern woman when you have swimsuits and high heels".

The answer is not attacking the impoverished, threatening a government shutdown, attempting to defund a program that will give millions health care and pretending to be moral figures while behaving like the biggest sinners when it comes to others.

After extending the domestic surveillance program, they complain in public about it, pretending to be, I guess, unaware that they extended a program that is defined as a federal crime under the laws that the Senate passed.

To date there have been just a few Trojan Horses, or programs that pretend to be something they're not, most famously a fake antivirus program known as MacDefender.

So you're going to have to move into the future and get some kind of emulator or whatever – it's a program that lets you pretend your computer is another computer – but trust me when I tell you this is really cool.

Dr. Sbaitso was a simple natural language text to speech program that pretended to be a psychotherapist.

The Administration's HAMP program, ostensibly designed to help homeowners, has too often become an "extend and pretend" program that allows banks to take another year or two's worth of mortgage payments before seizing the home anyway.

In 2000 Yahoo! Inc., an American Internet services company, was having trouble keeping computer programs that were pretending to be teenagers out of its chat rooms, where the programs were collecting personal information and adding spam.

Kaiser Permanente provided a $30,000 grant to Pretend City Children's Museum in Irvine for its scholarship program that helps underprivileged students, according to a news release.

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