Sentence examples for program for something from inspiring English sources

Mr. Perry repeated his idea that states should be given the freedom to allow their government employees to opt out of the program for something better.

The argument will be that such ordering is necessary, no matter the style, site, or program, for something to be called architecture.

In an interview late last year with the American Office of the Special Inspector General for Iraq Reconstruction, a senior official at the Interior Ministry said the United States should use the money it planned to spend on the police program "for something that can benefit the people of the United States".

Jenny Bilfield, head of Washington Performing Arts, says: "It would be a lot of fun to program for something like that". Her group, which presents performances around the city, is always looking for unexpected spaces, venues that break with expectations about what the concert experience is supposed to be, and allow the social dynamics to be reinvented each time audiences gather anew.

Can there really be a program for something so nuanced and fragile as the human self?

But he adds, "The best possible outcome is that the North Koreans come to the table and they negotiate away their nuclear missile program for something reasonable.

Not too much can be read into today's overwhelming 400-21 House approval of the appropriations bill, given that few members would be willing to hold up financing for government programs for something that essentially affects only four networks.

Their white peers are rebellious or "testing out a look," but our sons are somehow programmed for something darker.

The movie's selection as the opening night gala for the American Film Institute's AFI Fest program made for something of a surreal evening, given that a scene in "Saving Mr. Banks" re-creates "Mary Poppins'" 1964 premiere at Hollywood's Chinese Theatre.

Charles Simonyi, the former chief architect of Microsoft, who is now the chief of Intentional Software, wants to overthrow programming languages for something he calls "intentional programming". Rosenberg's profile of Simonyi explains how intentional programming might give developers a higher order of abstraction.

He met with Estonia's leaders to discuss its e-government and digital residency program for businesses, something Georgia is trying to model.