Sentence examples for a separate broadcast from inspiring English sources

"The notion of a separate broadcast space is totally antiquated," Ripley said.

The career-spanning documentary Definitely Dusty was shown on BBC Four in September 2015, along with a separate broadcast of Springfield's many performances at the BBC.

In a separate broadcast from Cardiff, Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood declined to rule out striking a deal to put Labour in power after the election even if the SNP was not involved.

That essay will be broadcast as a separate programme on Radio 3. The series explores heroism with audiences and historians in Verdun.

US broadcasters preserve the integrity of their programming by simply operating a news division that has separate broadcast standards to their entertainment and sports divisions.

In a separate statement broadcast on state radio, Ayatollah Khamenei, who holds ultimate political and religious authority, called on the courts to resist attempts to "undermine the authority and dignity of the judiciary".

The Tribune Company's decision to divide itself into separate broadcast and publishing companies may help avoid a big tax bill, but the split does not address the bigger problem facing newspaper executives: buyers just do not want to spend on print.

The operators said they would not share their separate broadcast spectrums or other aspects of their businesses.

While Wales and Scotland may have their separate broadcast media, exclusion from the main TV debates, when Ukip is largely an English phenomenon, needs some explaining.

Lord Heseltine, the former deputy prime minister, and Michael Howard, the former Tory leader, warned in separate broadcast interviews that it would be unprecedented for the Lords to block such an important part of the chancellor's deficit reduction plan.

Any further team who secures promotion, such as Ottawa or New York, will have to prove their worth to Super League with separate broadcast deals in North America that would strengthen the competition's commercial standing across the Atlantic.