acceptable programme造句

• Broadcasters and network executives contend that they can maintain acceptable programming standards without congressional intervention.
• But they questioned any attempt to regulate television news, especially in an era when cable and syndicated tabloid shows constantly stretch the boundaries of what is acceptable programming.
• But in the past year, particularly since the Janet Jackson breast-baring incident at the Super Bowl, the FCC has adopted a more stringent test on what it considers acceptable programming on the airwaves.
• For other programs, modifying executable code during runtime was still an acceptable programming technique in the time of 1100-series computers, but users were encouraged not to do it because of the performance hit.
• Using acceptable programming systems, Rice's Theorem may essentially be generalized from Turing machines to most computer programming languages : there exists no automatic method that decides with generality non-trivial questions on the behavior of computer programs.
• I remain hopeful that the television industry will decide to add V, S and L to the ratings, and that they will make sure that parents are given reliable information about the level of violence in Y-7 rated programs-- the rating for acceptable programming for children over age 7,
• In a statement last week, Gore said he hoped " the television industry will decide to add V, S, and L to the ratings, and that they will make sure that parents are given reliable information about the level of violence in Y-7 rated programs-- the rating for acceptable programming for children over age 7 ."
• In a statement yesterday, Gore said, " I remain hopeful that the television industry will decide to add V, S, and L to the ratings, and that they will make sure that parents are given reliable information about the level of violence in Y-7 rated programs-- the rating for acceptable programming for children over age 7,"