Sentence examples for distributors decisions from inspiring English sources

The vagaries of awards season bring heated debates over eligibility (the drum score of "Birdman"), stealth openings to qualify for an Oscar ("Mommy"), and distributors' decisions to promote or not ("The Immigrant"), leaving long trails of regrets and might-have-beens.

By Richard Brody December 31, 2014 The vagaries of awards season bring heated debates over eligibility (the drum score of "Birdman"), stealth openings to qualify for an Oscar ("Mommy"), and distributors' decisions to promote or not ("The Immigrant"), leaving long trails of regrets and might-have-beens.

Bin Laden!" All in all, the Pakistani distributors' decision not to screen the film may be for moot.

Cable television distributors make decisions all the time about what people can see and how much they have to pay for it.

Critics of the distributor's decision didn't hold back, either, calling it cowardly, shameful and just plain dumb.

The German government gave conditional approval today to a 10.3 billion euro ($10.09 billion) takeover bid by the energy giant E.ON for Ruhrgas, Germany's largest natural gas distributor, a decision that could result in a powerful new player in the global energy market.

[B1.] Conditional Approval of Energy Deal The German government granted conditional approval to a 10.3 billion euro ($10.09 billion) takeover bid by the energy giant E.ON for Ruhrgas, Germany's largest natural gas distributor, a decision that could result in a powerful new player in the global energy market.

Usually, strong critical or audience response to a film screened at a festival is a leading factor in a distributor's decision to release that film; now, Tribeca short-circuits that process by deciding, ahead of the opening of the festival, that a group of its films will get a release.

"In any case, the problem begins earlier, namely with the producer or distributor's decision which film to submit to a given festival.

The court struck down previous laws that had criminal penalties intended to punish distributors of pornography, the decisions making clear that the justices attach a high value to speech on the Internet.

Ben Roberts, director of the BFI Film Fund, which helped fund Pride, said he was unsurprised that US distributors had taken the decision to sell more copies by watering down Pride's gay content.