Sentence examples for programs so long from inspiring English sources

Any device, anywhere — from a desktop PC to a mobile phone — could give users instant access to all their files and programs so long as it had a Web browser.

Yet the totality of these measures, particularly the prohibitions on importing weapons and their ingredients, now appears to have worked surprisingly well, apparently persuading Mr. Hussein that he would never be able to rebuild his weapons programs so long as sanctions remained in effect.

A Microsoft executive told a federal judge today that the company should be allowed to make changes in its Windows operating system that impair the performance of other programs so long as the company believes it is acting in the best interest of Windows users.

That means accreditors should place the fewest possible restrictions on both new and existing programs, so long as minimum course-level outcomes are specified.

The total resources per participant may be higher in states with more active training programs, so long-run program impact could be higher if more intensive services produce greater impacts.

"You have kids working and staying in shape, why shorten the experience?" Mr. Berman argued that building a sports program, so long as you still built the science labs, was a legitimate means for a small school to build name recognition, a market necessity for Manhattanville.

So-called minimal truth conditions can remain part of the quasi-realist program so long as this is compatible with denying that moral judgements express beliefs.

But even a successful program, so long as it relies on elements of the private market, is anathema to politicians if the political aim is health care run solely by Washington.

Even people with little or no tax liability can qualify for a minimum of $300 per individual or $600 per couple in the current program, so long as they file a tax return reflecting at least $3,000 in income.

T-Mobile says any service is allowed to opt-in to the Binge On program so long as they meet its technical specifications, which appears to satisfy the FCC — at least for the time being.

Any private school, whether religious or nonreligious, may participate in the program and accept program students so long as the school is located within the boundaries of a covered district and meets statewide educational standards.