One may speak of a program.
With his hands on the source code — the master copy, so to speak, of a computer program — Chuang set about weaving the various versions of Tuxedo into a single program.
At this time, the staff of the Sardinian Project did not speak of "an eradication program among indigenous species of anophelines" but of "a large project which is one of the most important public health in the world today" (32 ).
JoAnn Falletta, the orchestra's music director since 1999, spoke of the program as a study in Slavic musical mysticism, pre- and post-Soviet.
In Pennsylvania, a state that Mr. Romney is hoping to put in play, Jennie Fiorenza, 93, a retired bookbinder, spoke warmly of a program that has become a critical part of her life.
He spoke of the program he started that provides health insurance for low-income residents, and the education program that will give scholarships to students in failing schools so they can choose another.
When asked in recent days, Mr. Bush and his advisers spoke of the space program as an important symbol, but hardly a cause that moves voters anymore.
Philip Bentley, a Brussels-based lawyer specializing in trade issues with a British law firm, Stanbrook & Hooper, spoke of the F.S.C. program, saying, "Nearly all American exporters use it".
Others spoke of the scholars' program, designed for high achievers, saying that some of the students included in the program should not have been.
Marc Racicot, the Republican national chairman, spoke of outreach programs toward people "we think are Republicans who just don't know it yet".
