Sentence examples for program to squeeze from inspiring English sources

The integrated circuit, which controls all modern electronics products, was developed in the late 1960's as part of a military program to squeeze more electronics into the nose cone of the Minuteman missile.

And several agencies, including New York's and New Jersey's environmental agencies, are collaborating on a program to "squeeze out the last drops," by tracing small businesses that are dumping waste into the river, said John Waldman, director of the Hudson River Foundation.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve said Monday that it would begin paying interest on commercial banks' reserves and would expand its loan program to squeezed banks by billions of dollars, fresh steps to help ease a painful credit crisis.

Yet behind the jumble of fares seats on any one flight can sell at more than 15 different prices is supposed to lie a rich science, known as yield management, delicately engineered by people with large brains and fancy software programs to squeeze every last cent from a plane-load of passengers.

With a clunky moniker, the Retrofit Chicago Commercial Buildings Initiative, the Second City launched a program two years ago to squeeze energy savings of least 20% from its buildings over five years.

The UC system would have to squeeze our program into their already bare-bones budget.

But in a setback that News Corporation initially opposed, according to people involved in the negotiations, the commission also adopted unusual conditions intended to limit the company's ability to use two of its most potent bargaining chips -- its local Fox stations and its Fox regional sports networks -- to squeeze higher programming fees from cable systems and other satellite companies.

His budgets would be less likely to squeeze out important programs such as Head Start and Pell grants.

From one perspective, at least, there is something fitting about Gehry's efforts in Miami to squeeze an extensive architectural program — concert hall, lobby, offices and what nearly amounts to a full-fledged music school — into a building that looks an awful lot, on the outside, like a giant shoebox.

They also noted that the list does not include more than $300 billion in savings Obama proposes to squeeze from federal health programs and use to finance an expansion of coverage for the uninsured.

Unless Fox does some creative scheduling -- less reruns or shorter seasons in order to squeeze in more original programming -- I count one, possibly two drama pickups.