Sentence examples for killing the program from inspiring English sources

"Reform", in this case, means killing the program.

It turns out that the BBC's own investigative show, "Newsnight," had also delved into Savile's history, but ended up killing the program last December.

"They're using a backdoor approach to undermine the law" already enacted, he said, adding that the two-year delay would be "tantamount to killing the program".

That "earn it" philosophy has led to the demise of some of G.M.'s most publicized efforts to try something new, like the EV1 electric car, which G.M. leased to owners from 1996 to 1999, before killing the program as too expensive.

Only weeks after introducing its tablet computer, the TouchPad, the company announced it was killing the program.

And last week, a small handful of powerful congresspersons led by Rep. Rob Bishop (R-Utah) succeeded in killing the program altogether, refusing to allow a vote on any measure to renew it beyond its September 30 expiration date.

Actually, it would kill the program.

The Pentagon is considering plans to kill the program immediately.

In the resulting uproar and over the objections of the N.R.A., Congress killed the program.

But the administration shifted course and killed the program in 2008, citing concerns about the costs.

In an interview, Mr. Diamond said Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's proposed budget would kill the program.