Sentence examples for put yes on from inspiring English sources

But Hindery did not sound hopeful of a deal with Cablevision to put YES on a basic tier.

A deal brokered by the state attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, put YES on Cablevision in 2003, and a long-term contract was required by an arbitration panel.

Dolan said he had heard the loud objections of customers demanding that he put YES on basic, but he was also listening to subscribers who do not want their bills to increase because of YES.

In ruling to put YES on Cablevision's expanded basic, which has about 2.5 million customers, the executives said the arbitrators reduced the monthly subscriber fee Cablevision will pay for it.

Today's poll from TNS BMRB putting both Yes and No on 50 per cent is arguably even more significant than Sunday's poll from YouGov that put Yes on 51 per cent.

But they are virtually the same as the average figures across all of the polls conducted last year, which put Yes on 41% and No at 59%.

And when schools mandate classes on consent, or states put "yes means yes" laws on the books, it's not because the people behind those decisions believe that all men are rapists or that people don't understand that rape is bad.

Simply put, yes.

I think I put "yes," so I put "yes" again.

It seems to me the kind of programme that I would have expected them to put on, yes".

The only way to do that is to import some showgirls, teach the local boys to perform and, yes, put on a show.