Sentence examples for program sponsorships from inspiring English sources

Program sponsorships, a mainstay of early television, have been reincorporated into every Fine Living show.

Executives from both organizations said that while certain specific commercials might run on the channel, a more likely model would be to have program sponsorships, with the company and its products mentioned only at the beginning and end of programs.

The News Corporation's broadcast and cable news networks, Fox and Fox News Channel, have decided not to accept any advertisements or program sponsorships for their coverage of the one-year anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in New York and Washington.

Program sponsorship was replaced with commercials from multiple advertisers during each episode.

And we are now beginning to see the same evidence-gathering passion applied to Iran's nuclear program, sponsorship of terrorism, and activities in Iraq.

To back up its revised look and mission, the B.B.B. Council, which has a $22 million annual budget, bought program sponsorship spots on National Public Radio and produced new television and radio commercials that local B.B.B.'s will be able to place in their markets.

Quebec's civil society is already very active on this matter through artistic, education and training programs, sponsorships aimed at strengthening intercultural relations and interreligious dialogue sessions seeking a better understanding of the others, to name a few.

The £2m-a-year deal is believed to be the longest-running entertainment programming sponsorship on UK multichannel TV.

Alison Cohen, president of Alta Bicycle Share, said at the news conference that she was trying to find $50 million to run the program, characterizing sponsorship as "an unparalleled opportunity for instant exposure".

"If they're just looking to buy media or for a better price, and there's no value we can add like programming or sponsorships, they don't need us," she added.

These include the "Women In Engineering" program and sponsorship of a chapter of The Society of Women Engineers.