Sentence examples for public affairs programmes from inspiring English sources

Owners of stations, who held their licences for only three years at a time, found that provision of news and public affairs programmes went a long way toward satisfying their public service remit.

He had hung on despite several changes of ownership of his network by property and publishing moguls looking to maintain margins by cutting foreign news coverage, shrinking travel budgets and eliminating public affairs programmes.

She moved to the Quality Assurance Agency in 2007 to become aide to the chief executive, and in 2011 joined Bournemouth with a remit for analysing and advising on national policy developments and driving the university's public affairs programme.

For instance, as part of its broader public affairs programme, Google has paid for academic research supportive of its public policy objectives, through its funding of work at prestigious European universities and leading Brussels thinktanks, including the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) and the Bruegel Institute.

WWOR broadcasts a Sunday public affairs program called "New Jersey Now".

Cronkite joined CBS News in 1950 and hosted public affairs programs.

He also hosted several local radio public affairs programs.

They create news, comedy, drama, documentaries and public affairs programs.

A "Deep Dive" Conference sponsored by the Army during the summer of 2006 focused on, measuring outcomes of its public affairs programs.

Even when the evidence is clearly on Ofcom's side - as it is for example in the case for allowing limited product placement provided it is kept out of news, public affairs and serious factual programmes; or in its analysis of the changing economics of commercial television - the regulator's leadership of the policy-making process is now being publicly contested.

These have been joined by director of European and public affairs Tim Phillips, head of strategic programmes Emily Foges, director of site products and services Rob Glynne, head of sports exchange products Alex Deacon, IS director Tony Rigby, and Don Fotsch, vice-president of global user experience.