Sentence examples for programming stands from inspiring English sources

Netflix, Amazon and Hulu combined offer on-demand and unlimited access to most of the best television out there, and award-winning programming stands as proof that these companies can not only distribute content in a way that consumers absolutely love, but they can create it, too.

The change, to be effective on Memorial Day weekend, is an admission that the company could not make eco-friendly programming stand out among the many choices on cable television.

The athletic department stands behind Erick, the basketball program stands behind Erick and St. John's University stands behind Erick".

In addition, the program stands to lose its customary $10 million addition from the Legislature, money that would be spent next year.

The space program stands out; so does military spending, which spurred computer development and created the Internet.

And while that doesn't sound like a big deal, this program stands out in a landscape cluttered with mixed messages and grossly distorted images of reality.

The Costco outlets are also outdated by current standards, but a state-supported program stands ready to upgrade them at no cost to Costco.

The annual federal contribution to the fund is now down to $35 million, compared with $55 million in fiscal years 2010 and 2011; overall support for international family planning and reproductive health programs stands at $610 million — far short of the need.

"We have delivered, and our adjustment program stands out in the euro area," he said during an interview on Friday in the ornate surroundings of the finance ministry here.

"H.R.A.'s key leaders are as diverse as New York City, and Commissioner Doar's record throughout his tenure in promoting women, people of color and ensuring integrity throughout H.R.A.'s programs stands on its own," she said.

The Utah program stands out in part because its inmate-firefighters are routinely permitted to travel outside the state, so that its teams have been in the lead this summer in battling some of the nation's largest fires.