Sentence examples for allowing the broadcasting of from inspiring English sources

Similarly, on plans to allow courts to be televised, the government had announced that it wanted "to start by allowing the broadcasting of advocates' arguments and judgments in the court of appeal before extending this to sentencing remarks in the crown court".

This allows the broadcasting of more sexually explicit content.

Senior figures in broadcasting have criticised proposals to introduce counter-extremism powers allowing the vetting of British television programmes nefore transmission as impractical and unjustified.

The Broadcasting segment is engaged in the broadcasting of television and radio programs.

45 million towards the broadcasting of all 26 matches.

Usually, it was shown 10 12 times each day during the broadcasting of movies.

Another important step taken was the broadcasting of the daily press conferences with updates from Severn Trent Water and Gloucestershire Constabulary.

The broadcasting of precision-weighted prediction errors rests on gain control at a synaptic level (Moran et al., 2013).

In August 1952 the BBC transmitter at Wenvoe began broadcasting allowing the Rhondda to receive television pictures for the first time.

The Broadcasting Act of 1996 allowed the introduction of national, regional and local commercial ensembles in the United Kingdom.

If you want to take family chats to another level, there is also an entirely new set of tools appearing online that allow broadcasting of live shows with multiple participants.