Sentence examples for programming to satisfy from inspiring English sources

No, he said, there is not enough baseball programming to satisfy fans.

Regardless of the show's future, Zalaznick has been building a repertory of programming to satisfy her viewers' fashion lust.

Pun Bandhu, an actor and one of the leaders of the advocacy group, questioned whether theater companies and producers are programming to satisfy what they assume are the relatively conservative expectations of white audience members.

Mr. Bush agreed to change the program to satisfy the legal objections.

Many take extra workshops, including teacher-training programs, to satisfy the craving for more knowledge and the chance to practice deeper poses.

WASHINGTON — Republicans muscled a pared-back agriculture bill through the House on Thursday, stripping out the food stamp program to satisfy recalcitrant conservatives but losing what little Democratic support the bill had when it failed last month.

With Mr. Silver and his staff refusing to meet with the mayor's top aides in recent days, Jeff Kay, the director of the mayor's office of operations, was left to circle the halls of the Capitol distributing a list of 15 changes Mr. Bloomberg had agreed to make to the program to satisfy critics.

The trouble is, there aren't nearly enough training programs to satisfy the demand.

In the early 1980s, NIH launched a breeding program to satisfy an expected growth in demand for chimpanzees in HIV trials.

In addition to zeroing out the budget line for ITER, Congress expressly forbade DOE to shuffle money from other programs to satisfy its promise to the ITER partners.

Administrators have to write different programs to satisfy similar requirements even their management objectives are the same.