Sentence examples for a program to permit from inspiring English sources
Shares of Pumatech, which makes software for wireless devices, rose more than 14percentt yesterday after the company said that Intuit had bought a license for a program to permit its software to work with products from other companies.
Separately, Yahoo announced that it had set up a program to permit retailers to send circular offers, like those that typically run in Sunday newspapers, to consumers on Yahoo's network.
The cards could be coordinated with fingerprints or, in a few years, facial characteristics, and be programmed to permit or limit access through turnstiles to buildings or areas.
Another difference is that visitors' badges can be programmed to permit access to the building for as little as an hour or for the entire day.
(Why not the iPhone? Because the current iPhone software doesn't permit a program to run in the background. This summer's 4.0 software will presumably solve that problem).
▪ Establish a communications structure with close ties to the community, facilitating daily situation assessments and permiting a program to be tailored to the level of security and need.
In a separate action today, the court asked the Clinton administration for its view on whether a state that seeks sponsors for one of the popular "adopt-a-highway" programs is constitutionally obliged to permit the Ku Klux Klan to participate.
Shareholders of Starbucks voted this month to permit a program that would allow the company's employees to exchange some options for fewer new options with lower exercise prices.
A program was written in C to permit flexible modeling of plasmid synthesis and partitioning.
Burmese have been coming to this country in greater numbers since 1999, when the United States government approved a program permitting them to be processed by refugee agencies before making the often difficult journey to America.
The sheriffs also plan to talk about mental health of inmates in jails and a program that permits the federal government to transfer military supplies to local law enforcement, according to the NSA spokesman.
