| Even if programmatically attractive, this is a precariously fragile hypothesis. |
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| Unless the labor movement figures out how to broaden its appeal, both programmatically and structurally, we will never reach the organizing goals we have set for ourselves. |
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| Minghella turned the book into something Ondaatje programmatically resisted: a story driven by a plot and equipped with an ending. |
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| Mr. Mike Naymark: I think we're learning as we go about what's effective, what makes most sense procedurally and programmatically. |
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| The pass-through option is intended primarily to reduce transaction costs for donors, but programmatically it is similar to parallel funding. |
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| Most young leftists now consider not only proletarian socialism but any form of programmatically defined revolutionary strategy off the agenda. |
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| These relationships are reciprocal. We support each other politically and programmatically. |
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| I'm not a hot shot programmer by any means, but I've done quite a bit of playing around with getting data in and out of databases programmatically. |
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| Making an object non-enterable does not prevent you from changing its value programmatically. |
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| Using the Button Manager API, you can programmatically create the checkout button that initiates the Hosted Solution checkout flow on your website. |
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| As a result, screen reader users will not have any accessibility issues with the question as long as it is programmatically associated to the form control. |
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| This project is a preliminary attempt to identify points of vulnerability as they relate to climate change-related events and sketch out what changes are needed, both politically and programmatically, to increase resilience. |
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| The 1923 fiasco is a clear example of how cutting corners programmatically, rather than taking a straightforward Leninist position on the state, will lead to disaster. |
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| She agreed with the Advisory Committee that resources requests were often asserted rather than justified programmatically, resulting in a pattern of overbudgeting. |
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| He mastered the tale based on apocryphal references and sources and programmatically rejected long fiction, declaring that some novels are as boring as life itself. |
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| One delegation suggested that country offices needed to set clear priorities, geographically and programmatically, to maximize the impact of their limited resources and to allow for effective implementation and monitoring. |
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| The emphasis in this work is shifting to information on trends in the epidemic, and towards the use of information that is programmatically relevant. |
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| In this annual report for 2009, WRA's strength and growth is visible both programmatically and financially due largely to the efforts of all members of the WRA global family and their supporters. |
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| These agreements will specify the roles and responsibilities for the two parties, the areas for which the province or territory is financially and programmatically responsible and for which the Recipient is responsible. |
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