Sentence examples for nationwide programming from inspiring English sources

"In an era in which scores of nationwide programming networks are available to viewers from cable and satellite providers, it makes no sense to artificially limit the number of markets in which broadcasters can compete".

Today, the app supports 160 channels of live or DVR'd TV, including all nationwide programming and most nationwide TV ads as well – even the ones which have not been Shazam-optimized by those paying to run ad campaigns.

We also initiated a nationwide program to identify, vet and hire qualified personnel for counterterrorist assignments in hostile environments.

We can establish a nationwide program to encourage physical fitness, as we did during the Kennedy years.

The industry would undertake a nationwide program to teach parents how to use the products, she said.

It has begun an ambitious nationwide program to give millions of acres of land back to tens of thousands of displaced farmers.

And President Obama, who proposed the nationwide program early this year and who privately seems committed to it, hasn't championed it very much in public.

It began a nationwide program two years ago to remove all 23,000 old stamp-vending machines "because people don't use them," said Sue Brennan, a Postal Service spokeswoman.

The government eventually set aside just $25 million for the nationwide program, with most of that money dedicated for emergency response training and only $4 million for Citizen Corps Council grants.

In March 2000, Yukos started a nationwide program called "Pokolenie.ru" (or "Generation.ru") to provide Internet access to Russian high school teachers and students.

In his decision today, Judge Botha said a nationwide program to prevent mother-to-child transmission is "an ineluctable obligation of the state".