Word: channelized
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...entity, they point out, ought to safeguard students from religiously motivated improprieties. A wonderful idea, to be sure, but somewhat misplaced in the temporal order of things, namely because at Columbia such an entity already exists. We call it the Ombuds Office; it functions as a wholly separate channel for members of the university community to voice complaints on several fronts, including, but not limited to, unprofessional conduct, cultural misunderstandings, harassment and discrimination...
People here at Harvard and across Blue America may be outraged that Bush won, but they shouldn’t channel that anger towards those living in the red states. Instead, there should be a greater recognition of this new political reality and the importance of those living inside of America. In order for this country to move forward, the two sides need to reengage one another with a sense of mutual respect. Nothing will be accomplished if blue states call the red states stupid, and red states call the blue states immoral...
...called Florida for Al Gore, reversed themselves, and, well, you know the rest. So things will be different this time. Sure, the TV networks will be competing to declare America's next President. But restraint will prevail, the intense pressure to keep you from switching to a more exciting channel be damned...
...think it's probably the worst public relations move. It's the most trusted channel for news in the Arab world. It's their...
...first televised pageant 50 years ago. The move, a result of sinking ratings, has the potential to devastate the 84-year-old nonprofit organization, which was financially dependent on its income from the annual broadcast. Pageant officials say they are optimistic that the show will appear on another channel...