Sentence examples for policy of programming from inspiring English sources
If the financing proposal is rejected, Frenz said, the theater operator could minimize losses by shifting to a bare-bones policy of programming the least expensive shows for short runs of a few performances each.
Mr. Entwistle said he had not asked the subject of the program's investigation so as not to infringe on a BBC management policy of giving program editors full autonomy.
The key to the group's success — and surely to its enthusiasm — is a policy of creating programs based on the interests of its members.
This approach has been taken in an attempt to conform to the educational policy of the program.
This paper discusses the potential public policy role of programs aimed at improving the livelihoods of subsistence entrepreneurs.
As highlighted above, impetus from the MDGs and EFA has resulted in a burgeoning of policy and programming for provision of formalized ECCE across the Asia Pacific region.
The publication of the policy program of the new grand coalition government of Christian and Social Democrats is unlikely to have a significant positive effect on either growth or employment in the short term.
While this may be the policy of the EyeCheck program, the data may not be regarded as "unselected" outside the context of this particular program.
The R&D Budget and Policy Program of AAAS (publisher of Science Insider.
George Perkovich, director of the nuclear policy program of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, addressed the issue differently.
Clearly, Mrs. Clinton's election would "have monumental impact," Laura A. Liswood, the secretary general of the Council of Women World Leaders, a policy program of the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, said by telephone from Washington.
