Sentence examples for programming directions from inspiring English sources

But the network's top program executives also acknowledge that in order to grow, and to maintain the top position in a competitive cable environment, it is time to branch out into new programming directions.

The company has not commented on whether it is concerned about the channel's programming direction.

UPN is also adding one new comedy and importing a second from ABC that will fit with its other programming direction: comedy aimed at a black audience.

And it is uncertain whether the direct supervisor of UPN, Dean Valentine, the chief executive -- who has a lawsuit pending against his network, which he says owes him $22 million in bonuses -- will stay in place or whether the network will change its programming direction.

My friend Nancy said that after Sept. 11, the family picked a relative's house in Vermont and programmed directions into their G.P.S. devices.

In the past few years, at both national and at subnational (provincial) government levels, ECEC policy and program directions have swung—"two steps forward, three steps back, then one step ahead again" as "new policy and increases have been replaced by downsizing, and expansion, followed by cuts, then— in some instances growth again" (Friendly, Beach, Ferns, & Turiano, 2007, p. vii).

For the purposes of encouraging the establishment of affiliated independent kindergartens, in 1973, The Taiwan Provincial Government1 promulgated the" Pilot Program Directions for Independent (Non-funded) Kindergartens Affiliated with Elementary Schools", which allowed schools to utilize the remaining space or empty classrooms for preschool education.

And it's worth glancing over the fanciful program: direction and choreography of "SoLe Sanctuary" are credited to "Spirits Known".

The shift may further alter the program direction at A&E, which in recent years has moved away from its original reliance on high-brow imports from England.

An inter-agency Management Committee for ECCD was created to provide program direction by way of recommending policies and standards for the approval of the CWC/NECCDC Board.

It also describes a number of techniques to use for thinking strategically, such as designing visions, becoming entrepreneurial, and engaging in creative and futuristic exercises to evaluate possibilities for program direction.