Sentence examples for obsolete programs from inspiring English sources

But cutting government down to size will require more than just killing obsolete programs.

Remarkably all of these obsolete programs survived the "Gingrich revolution" and the government shutdown in 1995.

"There is waste, there are obsolete programs to be sunsetted, there is Cold War technology that we need not be investing in any longer," Kramer said.

In recent years Washington has taken an obsolete program, which covers health care for low-income Americans, and made it worse through restrictive rule-making that defies common sense.

The application is written in an obsolete programming language (MUMPS), and the basic application is thus not easily editable, which does not allow implementers to remove references to 'the veteran' or change other functionalities appropriate to in-hospital care of veterans.

You are right to call on the Pentagon to rein in its budget by cutting obsolete weapons programs ("The Military Spending Crunch," editorial, July 2).

The president has the right vision, but he has been let down by his own bureaucracy, particularly Pentagon officials who defend obsolete nuclear programs more than the president's policies.

The survey covered 8 concepts: prioritization/identification of potentially obsolete technologies; program development; implementation; mitigation; program championing; stakeholder engagement; monitoring; and reinvestment.

The survey questions were developed to obtain information on eight broad areas that were defined a priori from a systematic review of the literature, as important facets of the HTR process: identification and prioritization of potentially obsolete technologies; program development; implementation; mitigation; program championing; stakeholder engagement; monitoring; and reinvestment.

For example, Groupon could help a local coffee shop replace its obsolete loyalty program, based on punch cards, with a digital loyalty program hosted on Groupon apps that would reward customers for money spent with them.

That will require making room for new needs by cutting back on obsolete plans and programs, many of them dear to influential members of Congress and senior military officers.