Sentence examples for against the broadcasting from inspiring English sources

On Monday, Ofcom said it had assessed the complaints against the broadcasting code (pdf) to see if a full investigation into a potential breach of rules relating to harm and offence was warranted.

William Boosey, the head of Chappells, and effective proprietor of the Queen's Hall, was adamantly against the broadcasting of music by the recently established British Broadcasting Company BBCC).

The regulator considered the complaints about the alleged negative and offensive portrayal of the street's residents against rule 2.3 of the broadcasting code, which requires broadcasters to ensure "material which may cause offence is justified by the context", and ruled that they "did not raise issues warranting further investigation".

On 7 March 2012, the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI) upheld a complaint against RTÉ relating to the broadcasting of the tweet that derailed Gallagher's presidential campaign.

"The appeals are likely to be the first cases to test the freelance model in the broadcasting industry against the IR35 legislation," said Jennifer Henderson, the BBC's head of global mobility and employment tax, in the broadcaster's submission.

After 23 years of litigation against the United States Information Agency and the broadcasting organization it once oversaw, the Voice of America, the government gave up -- but without acknowledging that it had routinely discriminated against women in hiring and promotion.

Extra powers will be given to Ofcom, the broadcasting watchdog, to act against television channels which broadcast hardline views and to the Charity Commission to crack down on groups which propagate extremist ideology.

The broadcasting industry is lobbying against the decision, arguing that cable companies should carry everything that stations can transmit free over the airwaves.

In 1996 he complained that the broadcasting bill deliberately discriminated against BSkyB, and in 1999 he opposed the attempt of the Lib-Dem peer Lord (Tom McNallyy to limit Murdoch's ability to cripple the opposition by underpricing his newspapers.

That said the move will also bolster the broadcasting giant's armory against another hybrid of multimedia distribution – the tie up of cable giants NTL and Telewest.

A leading radio "shock jock" has been criticised by the broadcasting standards commission for encouraging racism against asylum seekers.