Sentence examples for expansion of programming from inspiring English sources

Building on this, The Voss Foundation is now exploring an expansion of programming into Nest's artisan projects within Kenya.

Don Durgin, a former president of NBC Television who led the network's expansion of programming in the late 1960's, died on Friday at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York.

The expansion of programming with holiday themes reflects interest among marketers in reaching consumers during the important Christmas shopping season, Mr. Georger said, particularly in categories like retail, auto, games and electronics.

The pavilion helped make the South End even more of a cultural destination in the city, and marked a significant expansion of programming for the Huntington, which has long operated out of the 890-seat Boston University Theater, a few miles to the west of the Calderwood Pavilion.

In the midst of a rapid expansion of programming, the "Office of Educational Outreach" is estimating to have over 400 college mentors in the Spring of 2016 that work with about a thousand local school children, each week.

The group noted that the increasing variety of viewing platforms allows creators to focus on the storytelling aspect of television rather than a show's ratings, and how the expansion of programming sources grants them more room for exploration and creativity.

Mr. Obama's budget provides $1.2 billion for the expansion of programs in the next fiscal year.

"With its new wing and incredible expansion of program opportunities, it will be a really significant institution in New York".

Aware of middle-class concerns, Mayor Bloomberg announced last February a significant expansion of programs for the gifted, bringing them to more corners of the city.

Thus when the grant runs out, nonprofit organizations are left to mount a time-consuming search for funds to cover ongoing operation and expansion of programs.

In fact, though, the character-strength approach of Seligman and Peterson isn't an expansion of programs like CARE; if anything, it is a repudiation of them.