Sentence examples for committed to network from inspiring English sources

That means Comstock and Pilot will be relying on the experience of NBC U's top sales execs, including Ed Swindler, chief operating officer of the sales division, to make sure NBC Universal extracts a healthy share of the $18 billion committed to network and cable at the upfronts in May.

It has also raised questions: Are media conglomerates still committed to network news and its older audiences, which command only bulk rates on Madison Avenue?

C1 ABC's gambit has television journalists and other industry observers again wondering whether media conglomerates are still committed to network news and its older audiences, and whether they are willing to allow cable networks to become the lone proprietors of the national newscasts.

As prexy of NBC U Integrated media, Comstock is at the fulcrum of the effort addressing two of the company's deepest concerns: extracting as many ad dollars as possible in the upfront ad talks, where as much as $18 billion is committed to network and cable, as well as NBC U's policy on YouTube.com.com

Ernst & Young says it remains committed to its legal network.

GreenPoint has remained committed to its branch network over the years and has been successful at attracting New Yorkers' savings despite being far smaller than Chase and Citibank, the two dominant banks in the area.

Despite digital-first pronouncements, Al Jazeera English executives still remain committed to making the network available on more television sets across the country.

It added that it remained committed to maintaining its branch network, although in some towns there could be several Santander branches.

Launched in March 2018, 5GUK is the name given to the new national innovation network committed to promoting the research, development and commercial application of 5G in the UK.

Until the evening, the Fox network remained committed to a new episode of a cartoon series, "Family Guy".

In a statement issued late yesterday, Debra L. Lee, the president and chief operating officer of BET, said the network remained committed to Harlem.