Sentence examples for * the televising from inspiring English sources

Judicial rules prohibit the televising of federal criminal proceedings.

Boxing and the televising of boxing were never quite the same: "CBS was out.

Thanks to the televising of parliament they too can watch this unedifying spectacle.

He helped set up the televising of parliament and planned 5 Live's coverage of politics.

The story of the televising itself could not fail to pale into insignificance.

Under New York law, the televising of trials is not permitted in the state.

It was major news, and even Britain, that basketball haven, was kept up late with the BBC televising the game live back to that sceptered isle.

I disagree with Roy Hattersley's objection to the BBC televising Alan Clarke's diary (A soggy souffle of self-regard, January 19).

As for the increased televising of these collections, Mr. Ruttenstein said: "On the one hand, it's great that people can see fashion, but I know a major designer who was sketching everything off the television last week.

Re "Confession TV Is Legal; Is It Right?", by Joyce Purnick (Metro Matters column, Aug. 24): The proposed televising on Court TV of actual confessions of convicted felons raises another troubling issue: public attitude toward capital punishment.

The importance of the international televising as an antidote to the unwillingness of people to listen to or believe survivors' stories was insisted upon, and is, of course, absolutely true – but how do you dramatise a dawning consciousness across the world?