Sentence examples for programs ready from inspiring English sources

Here are all your programs, ready to run.

In 1964 and 1965, the Rolling Stones performed "Little Red Rooster" several times on television, including the British programs Ready Steady Go! (November 20 , 1964 and Thank Your Lucky Stars (December 5 , 1964; and the American The Ed Sullivan Show (May 2 , 1965, Shindig! (May 20 , 1965, and Shivaree (May 1965).

On the other hand, as is common to local municipal offices or hospitals in Japan, the workplace mental health care system was insufficient, and few workplaces had mental health support programs ready for implementation following a disaster.

Once the middle class loses its stake in Social Security, it becomes a welfare program, ready for the cutting block, along with every other program that benefits the poor.

Vladimir V. Putin, meeting with his cabinet on the day after his decisive electoral victory, said he wanted an economic program ready by the time he was sworn in and appointed his new government in early May.

Kerry says he'll keep the pressure on the SBA to get the loan program ready before the next emergency strikes.

The goal of residency programs is to provide trainees with exposure to all aspects of their chosen field so that they exit the program ready to be independent practitioners.

The way it will work is as follows: The Shazam logo will be 'embedded' into the program ready for users to tag the show.

Kits that go by names like "T-IFramer," "Liberty Exploit Systems" and "Elenore" all turned up on underground markets selling for $300 to $500, Kandek says, and allow the attacker to install a Trojan program ready to download whatever malicious software a cybercriminal wishes, from spyware to click-fraud software.

Could Congress allocate funds for the Water Reclamation Bureau to have a small pilot program ready for the 2013 hurricane season?

The Department of Education has a program ready to make the switch, and colleges will be able to use the same on-site system currently used to administer Pell Grant scholarships.