Sentence examples for critical program from inspiring English sources
A 1977 speech to the British Film Institute, Responsibilityy of a Gay Film Critic," gave notice of his new critical program, which he pursued in "Hollywood From Vietnam to Reagan" (1986) and "Sexual Politics and Narrative Film: Hollywood and Beyond" (1998).
"Americans should know that every available air marshal is being deployed and additional resources are being directed to this critical program," Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge said today.
BBC executives have said that there was no relationship between the decisions to cancel the critical program and to broadcast the laudatory ones.
As Wall Street wavered, shares of the airline manufacturer Boeing slid nearly 9percentt as it announced that it would delay the first flight of its 787 Dreamliner, a setback to a critical program for Boeing.
But Pentagon officials also recently criticized the company for more than $1 billion in cost overruns, and that has helped feed the debate over whether it should rely on one supplier for such a critical program.
"The Bush administration is trying to pull the rug out from under thousands of seniors in New York who depend on this critical program year in and year out just to survive," Senator Charles E. Schumer, a New York Democrat, said in an e-mailed statement before this week's transition.
On many occasions it has lacked the means to pay for critical programs, like Medicaid or certain payroll expenses, she said, so it carried them as deficit expenditures.
That will mean halting two critical programs agreed to in 1994: construction of two reactors and monthly shipments of heavy fuel oil.
If all of the decade's fiscal reserves are committed this year, future lawmakers will be forced to cut critical programs or raise taxes to address problems.
As many traditional colleges scale back critical programs because of cuts in public financing, career colleges have increased training opportunities by expanding programs.
But apart from the risk of leaking classified information, what's wrong with the N.S.A. or any other agency's outsourcing critical programs to the private sector?
