Sentence examples for workable program from inspiring English sources
It fell to Mr. Herzberg to turn Mr. Ashdown's oratorical flourish into a workable program.
"Developing a workable program as a part of immigration reform is critical to central Washington's economy," he said.
But the contractor, MCI Systemhouse, has failed 18 times to write a workable program for the computer-aided dispatch system, police officials said, and now some city officials estimate that it may not be in place for five years, even though it was expected to be operating by 1995.
Then I decided to try nasx and six weeks later I had a workable program.
He has won the backing of some on Wall Street not because he's one of them but because they recognize his talent for extracting from a broad range of proposals a coherent and workable program.
He transforms complex issues into workable programs - they can't really be called games - that one can become engrossed in for months.
That the city still spends more than a million dollars a year on bottled water, though, demonstrates how difficult it can be for government to transform good intentions into workable programs.
With their graduation, the Neighborhood Leadership Initiative has returned 250 people to their communities with grants of up to $5,000 and a better knowledge of how to use the assets of those communities to improve the quality of life there, create concrete workable programs and obtain the money to support them.
I was amazed by the freedom to work across teams, the ability to check in code [submit workable programs] to another project, the trust [placed] in engineers to work on the right thing, and the excitement and speed of getting things done for our users….I didn't have to ask for anyone's permission to work on this.
Any effective program has to have a workable plan for each of these types of students, even if the proportions of each may vary from classroom to classroom and school to school.
"But if the Republicans do this to them without a workable worker program, it will change their voting patterns or at very least their involvement in politics".
