utility program

American  

[yoo-til-i-tee proh-gram] / yuˈtɪl ɪ ti ˌproʊ græm /

noun

Computers.

1. utility.

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Etymology

Origin of utility program

First recorded in 1960–65

Example Sentences

What you can do depends on the home, your budget and the utility programs available to you.

From Washington Post

But there was hope of relief through a utility program that offered low-income customers free energy-saving improvements and appliances, including air conditioners.

From Los Angeles Times

But the two new utility programs have faced early bureaucratic delays, as government officials struggle to launch various relief efforts in record time while ensuring the dollars are spent appropriately.

From Washington Post

The Office of Recovery and Resiliency has run a precursor initiative to the new rent and utility program called HOPE, or Housing Opportunities and Prevention of Evictions.

From Washington Times

The partnership between GM and EVgo will use private investment and government grants and utility programs to build the charging infrastructure.

From Seattle Times