Sentence examples for programming policies from inspiring English sources
He believed that the BBC's irreverent, anti-deferential, subversive programming policies expressed the very freedoms for which the sacrifices of 1939-45 had been made.
The last-named benefited from heavy rotation on MTV, one of the first tracks by a black artist to receive such intense exposure, so helping to change the station's programming policies.
"Over the last decade, Radio 2 has shifted its programming policies – nobody has intervened and this has been disastrous for commercial radio's heartland audiences and for the plurality and diversity of the UK's fragile radio ecology," said the Radio Centre chief executive, Andrew Harrison.
For those involved in TV broadcasting, program production & distribution for TV, video & the Internet, advertising, licensing & merchandising, consultancy, service companies, and new media…it's the market where programming policies are implemented and trends are spotted.
We asked ourselves whether and how DAs may be still useful in new programming policies, with reference to structural policies, more in particular to rural development policy and with special attention to the relation between DAs and LEADER method and programmes.
If, for some reason, individual donors chose to support non-LGBT nonprofits, it is incumbent on donors to ensure that the organizations they support offer LGBT-supportive and affirming programming, policies, and procedures for their staff.
So far, his program is uninterrupted by commercials, unconstrained by programming policy.
Several limitations undermine the utility of indices as tools to inform programming, policy development, and advocacy, particularly at a local and regional scale.
The agency also evaluates the effectiveness of, and sets funding priorities for, agency programs, policies, and procedures.
Otherwise, It becomes cumbersome to have to program policies into each vendor's management panel.
Despite the long-term failures of the cross-compliance program, policies have been slow to change.
