Sentence examples for a broadcaster based in from inspiring English sources

Four years ago, during the build-up to the Iraq war, President Jacques Chirac said France needed more weight in the "battle of images and airwaves"—and after much doubt and scepticism, the channel will start broadcasting next week.France 24 is not alone: only last month al-Jazeera, a broadcaster based in Qatar, added an English-language news service to its controversial Arabic one.

Their problem stemmed from working for a broadcaster based in Qatar, a country which is viewed - and not only by Egypt - as having given comfort to Islamist subversives.

The others are said to be Emmis Communications, a broadcaster based in Indianapolis, and the Tribune Company, the diversified media business based in Chicago.

"This case caters to the Chinese people's hatred of officials, the wealthy, and celebrities," Chen Youxi, a prominent Chinese lawyer, said in an interview with Phoenix television, a broadcaster based in Hong Kong.

OVER FALSE DEATH REPORT Two months after Asia Television, a broadcaster based in Hong Kong, carried an apparently false report that the former Chinese president Jiang Zemin had died, two of the broadcaster's top news executives have taken responsibility for the report and resigned.

BEIJING — Two months after Asia Television, a broadcaster based in Hong Kong, carried an apparently false report that the former Chinese president Jiang Zemin had died, two of the broadcaster's top news executives have taken responsibility for the report and resigned.

But the News Corporation had just acquired Star TV, a satellite broadcaster based in Hong Kong, with a plan to gain access to homes in mainland China — which was then and still is under a Communist regime.

Al Arabiya, a news broadcaster based in Dubai, quoted one rebel group, Tahrir al-Sham Brigade, a unit of the Free Syrian Army, as saying in a statement: "After conducting reconnaissance on the timing and course of Bashar al-Assad's motorcade, the area was hit with artillery.

The comments were published on Monday by The National Catholic Register, which is owned by EWTN, a religious broadcaster based in Alabama.

The Liberty Corporation said it agreed to buy Civic Communications, a television broadcaster based in Jackson, Miss., for $204 million.

And much of the airspace coveted by the makers of wireless devices is in the hands of Mr. Paxson and a small group of other broadcasters, including Barry Diller of USA Networks and the Sinclair Broadcast Group, a major broadcaster based in Baltimore.