Sentence examples for commitment to programming from inspiring English sources

"This deal with Channel 4 and Kudos underscores Xbox Entertainment Studios' commitment to programming premium TV series with global partners and creating engaging interactive experiences," said Nancy Tellem, president of Microsoft's studio operation.

The same concert featured new pieces from two of the country's brightest musical talents, Valgeir Sigurdsson, a composer, and Skuli Sverrisson, a jazz musician, as well as Mr Lucier's orchestral work from 1999, "Diamonds".The popular festival is testament to the success of Harpa and its commitment to programming the broadest possible range of music.

The library's commitment to programming has only increased demand for scarce resources.

It is an inefficient model and one that needs to change, so we are making a commitment to programming touring shows for longer runs.

Pact, the trade body for UK independent producers, said that the commitment to programming aimed at younger viewers would be a "step forward in addressing the crisis in children's broadcasting".

The sum of these factors would then determine the commitment to programmed cell death.

BAX plays a central role in regulation and commitment to programmed cell death.

We examined whether making a public commitment to program goals in a school-based intervention to reduce obesity predicted improved study outcomes.

Review of our process data supported our assumption that participation in SPC and SGM activities demonstrated a public commitment to program goals.

Finding ways to increase students' commitment to program goals, particularly strategies that leverage the social environment and peer influence of young adolescents, may contribute to better outcomes and more sustained and generalized effects.

The results indicate that successful programs need flexible not standard design commitment to program values, and consistency in mission and implementation.