Sentence examples for programs push from inspiring English sources

Europe has had several years of experience with harsh austerity programs, and the results are exactly what students of history told you would happen: such programs push depressed economies even deeper into depression.

"Europe has had several years of experience with harsh austerity programs," Paul Krugman wrote in an IHT Global Opinion column this month, "and the results are exactly what students of history told you would happen: such programs push depressed economies even deeper into depression".

Military R&D programs push the leading-edge development of power semiconductors, software and sensors, a decade or so out ahead of Intel, Motorola or DaimlerChrysler, then encourage the migration of successful technologies out into the civilian sector as quickly as possible.

Leaders could come to power who appear unwilling to continue the austerity programs pushed by North European countries, especially Germany.

PARIS -- Burgeoning cost overruns at two of its biggest aircraft programs pushed European Aeronautic Defense & Space into a steep loss for 2009.

Several new programs pushed by council members received funds, including a $10-million 10-million to address long-term unemployment.

This evidence stands in contrast to the abstinence-only programs pushed by social conservatives, which do not typically show behavioral results.

PARIS -- Huge cost overruns at two of its biggest aircraft programs pushed European Aeronautic Defense and Space into a steep loss for 2009.

In addition, the cost of universal-care programs pushes personal income taxes sky high, and many Canadians are reluctant to reach into their pockets for charities.

To explain the strength of the Turkish economy, Mr. Erdogan points to austerity measures and restructuring programs pushed through by his government, in similar scale to those being sought by Germany in several of the European Union's weaker member states.

The chief banker of the world's third-largest economy ($5.8 trillion GDP) announced this fall that he'll inject an additional $128 billion into monetary easing programs, pushing Japan's total spent on asset-buying programs past the $1 trillion mark.