Sentence examples for network that began from inspiring English sources

That would violate the terms of the love story between the university and the network that began 18 years ago and is contracted through 2015.

The announcement was the culmination of an unsettling 15-day stretch for the network that began on July 6, when Gretchen Carlson, a former Fox anchor, filed a lawsuit accusing Mr. Ailes of sexual harassment.

The show is a risk for FX, a network that began slowly in 1994 and is known more for its reruns of "The X-Files" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" than for new drama.

It is a grassroots network that began in Sheffield and is committed to creating a culture of hospitality and goodwill to refugees fleeing war and persecution through making links across communities and professions.

France Télécom chose Moldova, the poorest country in Europe, because the subsidiary has the newest network of the group — a 3G, wireless broadband network that began operating in November, built by Huawei of China.

Prosecutors spent five months presenting evidence of a laundering network that began with delivery of hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash from drug dealers to jewelry companies set up by immigrants from Latin America and the Middle East.

Most of the sanctuary activity involves an informal aid network that begins in Mexico.

In the tape, the men described a fairly low-budget network that begins with the recruitment of young bombers in the sprawling Pakistani port city of Karachi.

Houston has the fourth-largest population in the United States, with a top-10 television market, and the Astros own 46.5 percent of a cable network that begins programming this October, in a partnership with the Rockets and Comcast.

The question of racial distinctions in comedy is occasioned by "Heroes of Black Comedy," a five-part series on the comedy Central cable network that begin tomorrow at 10 p.m. and continues on successive Mondays through March 4. The series offers a look at the lives and careers of prominent contemporary performers, their influence and the impact their work has had on American popular culture.

In-depth interviews with other vulnerable groups including commercial female sex workers, injecting drug users, and transport workers revealed that boatmen are part of a risk behaviour network that begins locally in Teknaf and extends to Myanmar.