Sentence examples for promotion of programming from inspiring English sources

He has sound marketing know-how and will take charge of the whole presentation and promotion of programming to viewers, something that has faltered in recent years.

His plan to raise ratings for the existing empire is based on the heavy promotion of programming between the Turner cable channels and WB -- and the sharing of programming so that revenue and ratings rise.

The provision of incentives, transportation, childcare and meals/snacks; adoption of woman-centred, harm-reduction and stigma reduction approaches; and promotion of programs through a variety of local venues were recommended by participants to address engagement and accessibility issues.

Provide sufficient quantity of communication materials to all schools included in the program (flyers, posters, badges, brochures etc)., which would facilitate schools in promotion of program and its' values within and out of schools.

Moreover HPV is a sexually transmitted infection and the promotion of programs regarding sexual issues can be more difficult than other public health actions, above all if targeting pre-adolescent girls, mostly not sexually active.

Here, the role of religious leaders in the promotion of programs and preventive policies in local and as well as national level has been pointed out and given as an example of such successful programs similar to those conducted in Uganda and Senegal [ 19].

Since this preliminary study was completed in 2004, evidence-based guidelines for the implementation of a palliative approach in Australian RCFs have been published and there is active promotion of programs to up-skill RCF staff in the provision of palliative care [ 29].

Corresponding programs in health education and promotion of school programs for children and adolescents can contribute to primary prevention and are certainly justified in terms of future cost savings in the healthcare system [ 2].

In the promotion of the program, critics see a sleight of hand.

But the audience size exceeded the expectations of CBS, which did only minimal promotion of the program.

She was responding to widespread criticism of the network's promotion of the program, which many complained made it sound like a "Win the Baby" reality show.