Sentence examples for programs was released from inspiring English sources

As CNN reports, "Over the weekend a three-page document on the NSA programs was released to congressional intelligence committees and states the plots were thwarted in the United States and more than 20 other countries".It's touching to hear that the NSA is concerned with the welfare of people in other countries, but what will this really come to?

In the high-tech world, new versions of programs are released to fix new bugs.

No other details of specific programs were released this morning.

Less than 24 hours after the new program was released, the company pulled it from the Nullosft site.

His latest mixtape, "The Program," was released in November; it retains the rapper's trademark bliss, but is missing some of his venturousness.

Rison, a 12-year National Football League veteran, who slumped last year and underwent a rigorous off-season training program, was released as part of the team's youth movement at wide receiver.

Continuous speech recognition programs, those that allow the user to speak in natural rhythms and not pause uncomfortably after every word, have been making the lives (and hands) of PC users less stressed for years, but a similar product for the Mac was not available until the ViaVoice program was released a few months ago.

When asked how he and Giles could say on one hand that the bulk of the footage was from the time of the Labor government, but on the other that the Four Corners program was released to damage the CLP, Styles said it was about "the whole story" and the fact Four Corners was aired close to the election.

In addition, on December 2013, a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) for the SIGMA program was released.

The last ZA40S program was released with a rating of 750 kW/cylinder at 510 rev/min on a mean effective pressure of 25.1 bar and with a mean piston speed of 9.5 m/s.

Until recently Microsoft testers went through lines of code every week following a list of vague dos and don'ts; bugs that went unnoticed until the high-stress days just before a program was released were battled over in what Microsofties call the War Room.