Sentence examples for programs time from inspiring English sources

Gov. Jerry Brown and lawmakers want a three-year delay to give proposed rehabilitation programs time to work.

The delay until 2015 is to give families that use these attendants, as well as state Medicaid programs, time to prepare.

Mr. Bush, who listened way too much to Mr. Cheney on the topic of Iraq, should reflect on something Mr. Cheney said on his China trip about negotiations over North Korea's nuclear programs: "Time is not necessarily on our side".

"The curse of network television is not giving programs time to grow," said Tim Brooks, senior vice president for research at the Lifetime cable network and co-author with Earle Marsh of "The Complete Directory to Prime Time Network and Cable TV Shows".

Categories include Top Total Viewing Commercials compared with Total Viewing of Top Programs, Time Shifted Commercials compared with Time-shifted Programs, and Least Fast-forwarded Brand Campaigns.

There are many in Silicon Valley who'd like to find better ways to integrate female operators and investors into the tech scene but who think it will simply take time – time for more women to enter engineering programs, time for more women to join tech startups, and time for more women to form their own venture firms, as some have begun to do.

None of these programs, timed to the annual Earth Day hand wringing — this year it's on Saturday — is overtly political.

With other health-promotion programs, times limitations have been described as bottlenecks [ 34- 37].

Indeed, building the portal would require considerable programming time and might also lead to revisiting some of the policies themselves.

Participants must serve a minimum of 90 days in the program, time that counts toward their sentence.

Executives said they were planning to fill much of that additional programming time with extensive coverage of overseas markets.