crash program

A crash program could probably complete the job in three or four years.

This is something in the nature of a crash program, here.

By early 1941, a crash program was making commercial quantities.

A crash program for the development of the projector is already under way.

One way to try to stop the Type 2 errors is to give the crashing program more of the system's memory.

He urged the Government to begin a crash program to reverse the poor results.

Designers have called for a crash program to build the new wing in eight weeks.

Only a crash program will stop the rot which is consuming our nation.

Across town, the lights are back on, the result of a crash program to build electricity plants.

For decades, Indian leaders have promised crash programs to improve conditions.

American officials say they have evidence that Iran has a crash program to develop atomic weapons.

When even this strategy seemed threatened, they started a crash programme to develop a new aircraft.

Against the complexity of the problem, all crash programs will only jerk the society from one crisis to the next.

The government could have come up with a crash program to build housing and find or create jobs for the victims of Katrina.

"They don't need a crash program, but the statistics are depressing."

They'd have time to put on a crash program, getting any sector of the Cemetery cleaned up.

A crash programme was needed to make dyes even for Army uniforms.

Others argue that a crash program would spur the necessary technology, and bring results in years rather than decades.

Our number one priority is to begin a crash program to build new warships.

And begin a crash program to train business managers.

The country embarked on a crash program to build dozens of nuclear power plants.

What is needed is a crash program of malaria drug development.

Even on a crash program, it takes months to prepare for Earth gravity."

At the same time a crash program to develop a counter to it is already showing promising results.

Already that year, the industry's trade association had spent $75,000 scraped together for a "crash program" to counter the book's environmental message.