run a program

Ask the people running a program to give you names of past participants.

If you can run a program like this, I hope you will.

The company runs a programme to offer work experience to school children and university students.

She now runs a program for teenage parents and their children in Queens.

You sometimes hear that the government's incapable of running a program like this efficiently.

It ran a program to evaluate products against the 2002 requirements.

"I don't believe this is any way to run a program," he said.

We run a program from age birth, which is a nursery rhyme.

"Running a program that extensive does require a great deal of time and energy, but I think it is very valuable," he said.

She moved away from him to run a program on the scanner, checking her car for devices.

One system, though, was running a program called inventory.

A woman who runs a program at the reservation cultural center is dismissive.

When a computer runs a program for you, it is "executing the file."

Premier now runs a program it says has helped smaller companies with new technology get contracts.

The Museum runs a programme of activities for adults and children throughout the year.

An example might be a developer frequently compiling and running a program.

In the film, one officer speaks about running a program to raise the esteem of young people.

"I'm running a program on the air force computer.

In some other early units the user would run a program to manually park the heads.

The school runs a program for educating underprivileged children in the evenings.

During 17 years of coaching high school, he also ran a program targeted at helping disadvantaged kids.

Then he ran a program that copied the typed report onto a computer disc.

If you have the resources and wherewithal to run a program like this, you should.

The radio was running a program about vacation spots in South America for the rest of summer and fall.

The theater runs a program where apprentices help produce and act in performances.