Sentence examples for introduction of sponsored from inspiring English sources

At the time, the idea of encouraging consumers to watch TV in locations where television was not usually watched was somewhat controversial, particularly because of the introduction of sponsored programs in classrooms by Whittle Communications under the Channel One banner.

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer said last week during Yahoo's earnings call that Tumblr is expected to generate over $100 million in revenue for the company, mainly due to the introduction of sponsored advertising.

In 2007, the government introduced compulsory parent councils – bodies that were meant to compensate for the introduction of sponsor and commercial governors and a decrease in the number of parent governors.

The City Council took its first official step yesterday toward rewriting a term limits law that has been approved twice by voters, with the introduction of a bill sponsored by 46 of its 51 members, including the speaker, Gifford Miller.

It appears as though Twitter is considering the implementation of color coding or introduction of different fonts for sponsored and paid tweets.

The introduction of display ads and sponsored messages to Facebook Messenger may indicate a relaxation of WhatsApp's stance against ads.

That includes having the Infiniti luxury division of the Nissan Motor Company sponsor the introduction of the holiday windows and selling, through the 725,000 copies of the Bloomingdale's holiday catalog, a "premier edition" of the 2009 Infiniti G convertible.

More immediately successful was the introduction of the city's bike hire scheme, sponsored firstly by the bank Barclays and now Santander, with more than 40m trips made in the first five years.

A WHO Regional Office for Africa (AFRO)–sponsored review on the introduction of new vaccines in Africa had identified vaccine price as the most important constraint to the introduction of new vaccines in Africa.

* From Maggie Gallagher's September 18 , 2009introduction of Carrie Prejean, at Tony Perkins and the Family Research Council sponsored Voters Value Summit in Washington, DC.

The liveliest (and shrillest) sequences here involve the introduction of Charlie's rivals-to-be in the contest sponsored by Willy Wonka.