Sentence examples for operation of the program from inspiring English sources

Dr. Comer has handed off much of the daily operation of the program to others, like the executive director, Edward T. Joyner.

Illinois officials decided to withdraw after concluding that the immigration agency's operation of the program was "flawed," the governor's office said.

such other aspects of the direct student loan program as the Secretary determines are necessary to ensure the successful operation of the program.

While many of these have provided useful insight and detail into the operation of the program, several of the reports do not tally with the information obtained by the Guardian.

It automatically partitions a program between application server and database server, and it does it in a way that can be mathematically proven not to disrupt the operation of the program.

These include translators (either assemblers or compilers), which transform an entire program from one language to another; interpreters, which execute a program sequentially, translating at each step; and debuggers, which execute a program piecemeal and monitor various circumstances, enabling the programmer to check whether the operation of the program is correct or not.

The other former Gators staffers are Mark Pantoni, who will be in charge of recruiting operations as the director of player personnel, and Brian Voltolini, who will run the day-to-day operations of the program.

Daily operations of the program are now being overseen by Mr. Ferrell, who on Nov. 10 was named executive vice president of operations and chief financial officer of NBR Worldwide.

He met with Maryland's players on Sunday morning, telling them that he planned to tweak some of the day-to day operations of the program over the next seven weeks.

The six Medicare trustees, including two representatives of the public, supervise the financial operations of the program and make recommendations to Congress on how to improve its financial condition.

The proposal was considered dead on arrival by some Democrats, who argued that the administration was overreaching and asking Congress to legislate blindly without access to documents on the legal history and operations of the program.