Sentence examples for commitment to news from inspiring English sources

But that was a small price to pay for a new overall commitment to news gathering, much of it incurred at huge financial loss, as advertising temporarily went into hiding.

While Williams had pondered hosting an entertainment program, he wanted his new deal to demonstrate his commitment to news.

This new body would have a strengthened PSB remit – including more commitment to news and current affairs, shows for older children and programming sourced outside London – which would "require a new governance and accountability framework to ensure effective delivery of this remit".

"Our family's commitment to news stretches back three generations.

"Our family's commitment to news stretches back three generations," said David Thomson, chairman of Thomson Reuters.

Were that to occur, the underlying purpose of the BBC's huge commitment to news would inevitably be called into question.

The first tenet of the proposed test would be "meaningful commitments" to news and public affairs programming.

The House of Lords communications committee said that a profit-hungry owner of Channel 4 would not be able to be stopped from potentially watering down commitments to news, film production and the broadcaster's strong record of diversity programming.

The schedule will not conflict with Ms. Deschanel's current commitment to "New Girl," according to a news release.

While Williams' new role is clearly a demotion, he is the core of MSNBC's new commitment to breaking news coverage during the day that fully integrates the on-air talent and resources of NBC News.

He also suggested that changes in ABC's news format, including a renewed commitment to foreign news coverage, had helped set ABC up to excel in covering the events after Sept. 11.