Sentence examples for silver program from inspiring English sources
Amir Efrati: Even before [Nikesh] Arora's departure [in April], the Android Silver program had received mixed reaction from potential partners phone makers, wireless carriers and retailers who would have had to give concessions to Google in exchange for marketing dollars to juice sales, these people say.
It is "the sterling silver program in federal graduate education," says Chris Simmons of the Association of American Universities.
In fact, part of the motivation behind Google's Silver program is said to be winning back more control of Android from Samsung in particular.
Google does indeed have a so-called "Silver" program in the works, as reported originally in early April by Android Police, says The Information.
Google isn't limiting the Silver program to software edicts, either; The Information says the program will help support development of advanced hardware features including waterproofing, as well as improved software features like voice recognition.
Some speculate that the Nexus 6 was actually just one of many devices that were supposed to take part in the Android Silver program, which would've replaced Nexus devices with hardware from various OEMs that contained a pure version of Android with guaranteed timely updates.
Grover Cleveland for his hard-money policy, supporting instead the free-silver program of William Jennings Bryan.
The signers propose some powerful strategies that get to the pressing need to build long term capacity in the school district rather than reach for yet another "silver bullet" program sold by a vendor.
This time, instead of selling plant food, we are going to pitch our new gold-and-silver recycling program.
State-level Silver Alerts programs have been carried out throughout the country, including with great success in Texas more than two years ago.
Communities have begun to respond with limited efforts to find lost PWD who left by car by enacting programs such as those that use community alerts to notify citizens of a missing individual (i.e., Silver Alert programs in the United States or A Child is Missing in Canada)[ 1].
