YouTube, he commented, intends to build partnerships with the Webs for "not only the supply of program content, but advertising as well".
Michael Gartenberg, a partner with the consulting firm Altimeter Group, said creating new ways for developers to make money from their programs would ensure a continuing supply of those programs for Apple's growing portfolio of mobile devices.
Either the aim of young females is to improve their chances of attaining a general education program, or there is a mismatch between the supply of VET programs and the demands of young females.
In many countries school staff feel overwhelmed by the ever-increasing supply of prevention programs, especially since they are faced with overcrowded curricula and limited opportunities for implementing prevention programs [ 12, 13].
For example, we used the proportion of apprentices among all employees and apprentices as a proxy for the supply of VET programs, because, to date, data on apprenticeship openings are not available.
All of which is to say that I didn't aspire to add to the supply of writing-program fiction, and I'm not a particular fan of the subcategory, though I am, of course, robustly hypocritical.
Forces on the supply side of programming were in accord with forces on the demand side.
The Super Bowl was also appealing to advertisers worried that the writers' strike had reduced the supply of high-quality programs watched by large audiences.
An alternative possibility is that inappropriate nutrition (undernutrition, overnutrition or a modified supply of key nutrients) programs generalized defects that impair responses to environmental stresses or conditions.
Being that there is a finite supply of college sports programming, there may one day be a bidding war for the rights to broadcast college baseball games, dramatically expanding the college baseball industry.
