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Writing in The Guardian a fortnight later, ITV head of drama David Liddiment defended the decision, stating that the network had planned to let Making Waves profit from The Bill's (the lead-in) high ratings at a time when BBC One Wednesday night ratings were suffering, but the series just "wasn't good enough" to hold an audience.

She states that the network of supportive services for the mentally ill never materialized, thanks to Reaganism.

Top CBC management have stated that the network will move to a "digital first" strategy in order to remain relevant to Canadians' lives.

The suit states that the network violated the group's free-speech rights and weakened its sales by banning it after Vince Neil, the lead singer, used an expletive on the air in a Dec. 31 appearance on "The Tonight Show".

Safa stated that the network is part of Hizballah's ability to defend Lebanon, and that Hizballah would regard any attack on the network as an act of aggression.

An estimate of the contribution of the remaining parts of a mobile operator's organisation to energy and carbon footprint can, for example, be based on corporate social responsibility reports by Vodafone and O2, which state that the network accounts for around 80%to90%0% of an operator's energy consumption [29, 30] and constitutes a similar portion of its GHG emissions [31].

Jo Horsburgh, Nine Network Head of Drama, stated that the network was "100 percent committed to bringing Underbelly to the small screen".

CORRECTION: In an earlier version of this article, we stated that the network that produces and provides "This American Life" to stations is NPR.

HBO's president Chris Albrecht stated that the network would have considered otherwise if the producers had been willing to lower the price of an episode to US$2 million; but the running costs for the sizable cast, the all-on-location shooting and the number of episodes per season were too enormous for them.

The annual report of the National Health Council states that the network of stationary healthcare institutions is excessive and irrational.

Seven of the interviewees stated that the network encouraged a review to be made of severe cases as a means of identifying where and how problems occurred.