The phrase "as the program makes" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "As the program makes progress, we will update you on the results."
Alternatives: "as the software generates" or "as the application produces".
As the program makes clear, the fate of thousands of people was determined, in many ways, by luck.
As the program makes more loans, Mr. Lappin said, it could create business lines for his organization and for other companies.
But as the program makes its debut, there remains one high-profile holdout, intrigued by the idea of bike share but unsure if it is for him: Mr. Bloomberg.
Researchers at UC Berkeley's Center for Labor Research and Education are providing new data on the large numbers of people who will enter and leave the program over the coming year, outside the open enrollment period, as the program makes more people, due to various life transitions, eligible for coverage.
Washington, Jefferson et al. may have emerged from the Revolutionary era as larger than life, but the program makes a good case that Franklin's wide-ranging achievements were more impressive and that his role in securing independence was just as crucial.
A Leningrad listener identified by the BBC as Mr. Benedictus said the program made it seem that the only way a Soviet citizen could have access to a high official of his own country was by speaking English and listening to the BBC.
It plans to accept around 20 startups in the first year and, as part of the program, make investments in the £100,000 to £200,000 range, although they'll be an approximately £30,000 program tuition fee, while teams will also be housed for one out of three months at the new WeWork building in Moorgate.
Most of the aid has since been paid back, but debate still rages as to whether the program made things better or worse.
Kotb will join Savannah Guthrie to lead the first two hours of the program, making history as the first female co-anchors for that segment. .
Known in techie talk as APIs (Application Programming Interfaces), the programs making up DirectX take this mess out of the programmer's hands.
Mr. Cavender added that as the antimissile program made advances in technology and experience in the future, it would successfully target tumbling warheads.
