Sentence examples for put out programs from inspiring English sources
He doesn't put out programs the way Democratic and Republican Presidents did the way Kennedy did, the way Reagan did, the way Clinton did, the way Bush did.
"I think it means that more bad programs that don't serve students well will continue, but that many bad programs will be put out of business, or be forced to reform," said David Halperin, a senior vice president at the Center for American Progress who directs the group's Campus Progress arm.
Here's an example from Moyo's book: An African entrepreneur who tried to sell low-cost mosquito netting to help combat malaria found himself put out of business by government aid programs that gave away the nets for free.
The program requires that the clunkers be put out of service for good.
"And just rest assured we're not going to put out any program here that doesn't work".
After two seasons of Celebrity Rehab and another of Sober House, VH1 put out a program called VH1 News Presents: Dr. Drew's Celebrity Addiction Special that they claim, "examines the root causes of celebrity addiction, the reasons behind the rise and why Hollywood is one of the toughest places to get clean".
You're going to sit there and tell me they don't have the money to spend on a program if they want to? "I mean, how many tens of millions — hundreds of millions — have they put out on other programs?
Being the first comprehensive report of activities that we have put out since the program inception 12 years ago, we look farther back than this last academic year to put into perspective our current programs.
But Microsoft's pattern has been to wait for others to pioneer a computer application and then to put out its own program.
