Sentence examples for reshape a program from inspiring English sources

There is no consensus about how to reshape a program that has become so routine that only sudden death makes the public pay attention.

The Labor Department on Friday unveiled rules that reshape a program for foreign migrants in work other than agriculture, which officials said would strengthen protections for those workers and also spur recruitment of Americans for such jobs.

Page A10 National LABOR DEPARTMENT REVISES GUEST WORKER PROGRAM The Labor Department unveiled rules that reshape a program for foreign migrants in work other than agriculture, changes that officials said would strengthen protections for those workers and also spur recruitment of Americans for such jobs.

A research in [26] presents reshaping a program on a set of streamed and non-streamed applications.

A compiler algorithm reshapes a program behaviour using source level transformation in such a way that idleness threshold of a resource can be extended, and it can be switched to hibernation mode with less switching.

When it comes to Medicare, the Democratic platform says the party will oppose "any efforts to privatize or voucherize" the program, while the Republican platform would reshape the program for those under 55 so they would get "an income-adjusted contribution toward a health plan of the enrollee's choice," including a government plan.

Gov. George W. Bush's proposal to redesign Medicare and offer drug benefits to the elderly puts him squarely in line with his party's drive to reshape the program by reducing the role of government, increasing the role of insurance companies and giving elderly people more choices.

(See here for some useful reporting on the internal politics over NPOESS for the 2011 budget, where the Obama Administration will have its first chance to radically reshape the program's future).

Reshaping a Legacy As part of the N.F.L.'s drug program, Williams meets once a week with a psychiatrist.

We named our program "The Balloon Game [ 19]" recalling the action of reshaping a toy balloon in a longer rather than larger way.

Talk about reshaping a company.