Sentence examples for programming priorities from inspiring English sources

Next season, 20 new commissions will place 21st century music at the heart of the programming priorities.

The jazz-focused program represented the start of "Gilbert's Playlist," a monthlong festival, studded with multimedia collaborations and new and recent works, that highlights Mr. Gilbert's programming priorities.

At the other end of the spectrum is his love of New York dance music, especially a small chunk produced in the early eighties, before rap rearranged the programming priorities of radio.

A decider for the BBC in creating the new role for Keelan was the success of Father Brown, co-funded by BBC Worldwide, which is regarded as the template for future commercial activity across all genres, meshing closely with domestic programming priorities.

Students in Chicago's After School Matters program, which supports student participation in after school enrichment programs by providing participants with stipends, will face pay cuts of up to 75percentthisis month as a result of funding reductions from Chicago Public Schools and the state of Illinois, as well as a shift in programming priorities.

Our approach also facilitated an identification of the key research, policy, and programming priorities that require further investigation and consideration.

It is a succinct summary of the programming priority of Limor Tomer, the series's general manager: tying the presentations to the museum's collections and exhibitions.

About three years ago, a council that recommends how that money should be spent reviewed program priorities.

"Over the past 24 months, budget constraints within the SUNY system have forced the university to make difficult decisions with regard to program priorities," he said.

Program priorities and the availability of funds are important issues.

Government program priorities have changed, especially when it comes to housing, mental illness and job training.