Sentence examples for activities broadcast from inspiring English sources

It operates through the following segments: Mobile Communication, Fixed Line Communication, Television-Based Activities (Broadcast), and Other Operations.

One of these activities, broadcast on 6 September, was a track-by-track discussion on the BBC Radio 1 show Rockweek, with host Paul Gambaccini.

While the cartels have enough weaponry RPG-7s,.30-caliber machine guns, and even monster "narco-tanks" armored weaponry RPG-7ses—to withstand any assault, the reports about their activities broadcast to the page's 615,000 followers are a direct attack on their reputation and their attemachine control througunseandand intimidation.

Whilst the cartels have enough weaponry to withstand any assault, with RPG-7s,.30 cal machine guns and even monster "narco-tanks" armoured with metal plates, the reports about their activities broadcast to the page's 615,000 followers are a direct attack on their reputation and on their attempts at control through fear and intimidation.

In an announcement about the change, LinkedIn also noted it has a variety of other tools for users interested in better protecting their privacy, including tools to disconnect from existing connections, tools to control your activity broadcasts, plus profile and photo visibility settings.

And as for focus groups, it's an activity that broadcasts the emotional bankruptcy of any producing team.

Node n i uses message m 2 in further coding activity and broadcasts at itration l+1 a new coded message ( m^ oplus m_{2}phantom {dot {i}!}).

Imagine a company that installs an appliance to monitor your network for malicious activity, then broadcasts that security data to a cloud service and has experts watching and responding to any real threats.

The stadium show, which also featured celebrity matches and educational activities, will be broadcast today from noon to 1 30 p.m. on CBS.

That law affects all kinds of political activities, not just broadcast ads, at any time during the year, not just before an election.

The Federal Communications Commission announced yesterday that it intended to fine the radio giant Clear Channel Communications $495,000 for statements about anal sex and other sexual activities that were broadcast on Howard Stern's radio show last April.