Sentence examples for because of programming from inspiring English sources

On Primary Night, more than fifty precinct-level memory cartridges had broken down, and — because of programming errors, it was explained — the computers had given about fifteen thousand Democratic-primary votes meant for delegates for Jimmy Carter or Edward Kennedy to delegates for Lyndon LaRouche and Jerry Brown.

A1 Abuse Victims Denied Aid Hundreds of battered immigrant women and children are being illegally denied food stamps and other aid because of programming errors in New York welfare computers and faulty staff training, according to legal papers that poverty lawyers plan to file in federal court.

The National, for example, stated, " At a time when Arab children are increasingly deviating from their language and culture because of programming from nations like the United States and India, initiatives like this will help to reverse the trend".

Finally, DHTs that promise regular contact can fail because of programming and communication errors, which can become a source of stress for clients.

Malaria is dropping decisively because of programs to distribute bed nets and provide medicines.

Students get shut out of classes all the time, and not just because of program reductions due to budgetary shortfalls.

After initially being elected as a Democrat, Mr. Griffith said he had switched parties because of programs like health care.

Furthermore, because of programs like those promoted by Grameen Foundation to reduce microfinance borrowing costs and to use technology to increase efficiencies, interest rates are falling by 2.3 percent a year.

Counties have complained that they will have to raise property and sales taxes this year because Medicaid costs are spiraling out of control, in part because of programs that the Legislature has mandated.

German joblessness has risen during the financial crisis, but less than in the United States because of programs that let companies cut working hours, with the government reimbursing part of the lost income.

Because of programs that the Roscoe I.S.D. started with its supplemental payments, the district received a grant from the Texas Education Agency's Texas High School Project, making it the first model rural early-college high school in 2009.