Sentence examples for programs manage from inspiring English sources

Friends was created in 1964 to buy furnishings for the buildings, put on educational programs, manage the museum store and raise additional money for Old Bethpage.

In a hyper-Darwinian medium in which few prime-time programs manage to survive and reproduce for more than three years, longevity is one of the hallmarks of the position.

BMC Software, whose programs manage computer networks and corporate call centers, missed its quarterly profit forecast yesterday and agreed to pay a 69percentt premium to buy Marimba Inc. BMC shares declined $1.45 ,or 7.4percentto to $18.05.

BMC Software, whose programs manage mainframe and server computers, said yesterday that it would cut 13percentt of its staff and that it had its first loss in five quarters as customers canceled purchases.

She has proved an able administrator, helping Mr. da Silva carry out his poverty-relief programs, manage the windfall from the commodities boom and oversee billions of dollars in large infrastructure projects.

Wayne Smith, a former American diplomat in Havana who is now a fellow at the Washington-based Center for International Policy, has brought an array of American officials to Cuba in recent years to look at how Cuban disaster preparedness programs manage to keep the number of hurricane deaths on the island so low.

Publicly-financed venture capitalists consisting of supra-national or government funded venture capital programs, managed by professional venture capital managers (APIDC-VE).

The Assistant Director of Degree Programs manages doctoral student orientation, enrollment, advising, degree progress, funding/assistantships and programming.

The Assistant Director of Degree Programs manages master's student orientation, enrollment, degree progress and requirements, funding, and programming.

Officials said approximately $450 million in programs managed by the Defense Department and programs with a budget of $70 million run by the State Department have been affected by the impasse.

Smaller ones have done this for some time: for example, firms such as Agile Software, a Silicon Valley company that sells programs managing all aspects of a product's lifecycle.