Sentence examples for program hard from inspiring English sources

Nor was the name of the program hard to remember: it was KIDS, an acronym for "Kids Involved!

Last week, on the BBC program "Hard Talk," the Nobel Prize-winning author Nadine Gordimer spoke harshly of the party, and yet she said there was nowhere else to take her political allegiance.

The idea was to take weapons material out of circulation and give the Russian nuclear program hard currency to keep Russian scientists and the material itself out of the hands of other countries.

(Although I'm rather taken with the Norwegian description in the program: "Hard Elektronikk og softe vokalharmonier").

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My boss at the now defunct TV program HARD COPY sent me on an open ended ticket to Boulder and when I couldn't develop any new angle she ordered me to follow JonBenet's brother Burke to and from his elementary school.

An obfuscation is a behaviour-preserving program transformation whose aim is to make a program "harder to understand".

Also, the automatic cuts in 2013 would hit military programs hard — an outcome Republicans are more eager than Democrats to avoid — while Medicaid and Medicare benefits are exempt.

Now Rhode Island's smallest city has the same problem as Washington — the biggest overruns are in the programs hardest to cut, pensions and retiree health care.

Among the programs hardest hit would be the Great Lakes restoration initiative, grants for clean diesel engine development and money sent directly to states for drinking water and environmental cleanup projects.

While Congress hardly proposes to dent the components of US aid that are tied to military programs, hardest hit are food aid, global health programs, the United States Agency for International Development and official development assistance (water filtration plants, etc).