Sentence examples for of expanded basic from inspiring English sources
He said that taking YES off DirecTV's version of expanded basic would be unfair to subscribers.
If YES wins, Cablevision will have to carry the channel as an expanded basic service, and it would be required to pay YES the difference between what it has been paying, based on the number of pay or premium subscribers, and the larger number of expanded basic customers.
In fact, the cost of expanded basic cable, the most popular service, has risen 3.4 times faster than inflation from 1995 to 2009, according to a 2011 report by the F.C.C. (The number of channels in cable plans has also gone up during that time, but most consumers watch only a fraction of the networks to which they have access).
The price of expanded basic cable increased by 5.1percentt.
With the average cost of expanded basic cable at $66.61, according to a December 2014 report by the FCC, and the HBO add-on costing $10 or more, the streaming service is the most economical way to watch "Lemonade".
James L. Dolan, the president of Cablevision, suggested that he would indemnify YES against losses, as a tradeoff for the agreement by YES to permit Cablevision to carry the sports channel as a premium channel instead of on expanded basic; that means that YES will not automatically be seen by the vast majority of Cablevision's local subscribers.
Viewers will be able to see both games replayed; tomorrow, at 9 a.m. and 7 p.m., and Wednesday at 9 a.m. and 10 p.m. YES will have a larger universe of groggy fans watching before the rooster crows: Cablevision will be carrying it on expanded basic, a result of last week's decision by three arbitrators.
Today, in a speech at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, President Clinton will stress the importance of expanding basic research in both the physical and biological sciences.
Cohort 2 (born 1947 to 1957), part of this group experienced the Great Leap Forward policy of expanding basic education between 1958 and 1960 while in primary school or middle school (Tsang 2000).
Numerous efforts have focused on expanding basic coverage of HIV care and treatment, which has resulted in the widespread implementation of new technology throughout Africa.
HIFA allows states to seek waivers for the various provisions of Medicaid to expand basic health insurance coverage to groups who were not previously eligible, such as childless adults.
