Sentence examples for a media operation from inspiring English sources

The first one is comprehensible: setting up a media operation with satellite TV and radio broadcasts into Iraq to break Saddam's monopoly.

"For the benefit of the long term, we were not going to be able to sustain a media operation of the quality and benefit of our clients," he said.

He sidestepped a request that he express an opinion on James Murdoch's suitability to run a media operation and also the rumour that his department might follow the BBC north.

The meeting took place the day after the call between Bertolaso and official Daniela Stati, in which the former said that the meeting was to be "more of a media operation".

In the call, Bertolaso described the meeting as a "media operation" that he was setting up in order to "shut up" a technician from a nearby physics laboratory who had allegedly made a series of alarmist predictions that had panicked the local population.

That trial centers on a phone call Bertolaso made to a local official in setting up the commission's meeting, in which he said he was sending the experts to L'Aquila on a "media operation" to reassure the public and "shut up" a technician in the nearby Gran Sasso nuclear physics laboratory who had allegedly made a series of alarming predictions of imminent strong earthquakes.

Adam Marchant-Wincott, a media operations officer for the British forces, confirmed that a meeting had taken place but would not say whether there was an agreement.

Similarly, in 2010, a media operations officer on board RFA Largs Bay played an important role in managing coverage of the UK's response to the catastrophic earthquake in Haiti.

Less than a year before its 60th anniversary, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization is determined to revamp its image, establishing a media operations center for Afghanistan and hiring an executive from Coca-Cola to manage the way the alliance is seen around the world.

Apart from the climb itself Greenpeace set up a sophisticated media operation with a live stream from cameras mounted on the women's helmets and a live radio commentary over it.

But NBC Universal's struggles with the online property underscore the snags that can arise when trying to bolt a new media operation onto an old one.