Sentence examples for developing programs for the from inspiring English sources

This is certainly the best system for developing programs for the TI-89 and TI-92+.

Mr. Ozzie said there was no point developing programs for the older Mac System 9 and that he judged Mac OS X as not yet mature enough to start work on.

Mr. Gaspin, who also supervised the cable business (Ms. Hammer and Ms. Zalaznick reported to him), had only one cycle of developing programs for the network under his command.

"What's missing in developing programming for the Internet is patience, trying to get it right," he said.

The world conference recognizes the need to develop programs for the social and economic development of these societies and the diaspora within the framework of a new partnership based on the spirit of solidarity and mutual respect in the following areas: debt relief, poverty eradication, building or strengthening democratic institutions, promotion of foreign direct investment, market access.

Ms. Meguid and Mr. Bichara wanted to work as programmers, but the two realized that there were no companies in Egypt to develop programs for the Windows platform.

The property is across University Drive from the Torrington branch of the University of Connecticut, which is in a partnership with the Beecher House Society and Yale's Center for the Study of Slavery, Resistance and Abolition to develop programs for the center.

The affiliates are forming a cooperative venture called the "Fox Children's Network," which will develop programs for the same time block, between 3 and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

At NBC, he has been involved in developing programs for this fall, including "The Tony Danza Show," "Union Square" and NBC's Saturday night thrillers.

We had the privilege of working with Janet over the last 17 years and are so grateful for her wisdom and guidance in developing programs for older people across the country.

Meanwhile Sister Amadeus served in both Rome and the United States developing programs for Sisters in various stages of formation as religious.