Sentence examples for audience rule from inspiring English sources

Kenneth Ferree, the F.C.C.'s media chief, said the agency would combine a review of the national TV audience rule, limits on local radio station concentration and a ban on some common ownership of a television and radio station or a television station and a newspaper in a market.

The adult audience ruled, and producers and studio executives craved prestige almost as much as they wished for a huge payday.

That is why the audience rules here.

At the masque's premiere, in Prince Frederick's country retreat, Cliveden House, on 1 August, 1740, an audience heard Rule, Britannia! for the first time.

Turnbull said on Sunday he was sympathetic to industry calls to scrap the audience "reach" rule and cross-platform ownership restrictions – a development that would allow ownership in the Australian media market to become even more concentrated.

The guiding idea is that in making an assertion the speaker is trying to get the audience to rule out certain possibilities.

"It has a narrative structure and rules, and we have to find a way to teach the audience those rules".

For even as Aronofsky began the film by spoon-feeding the audience the rules of his genre-bending world, he had Clint Mansell unfurl a jarring, nearly hostile D chord — repeated throughout the film — that suggested the yawning gates of Hell.

For even as Aronofsky began the film by spoon-feeding the audience the rules of his genre-bending world, he had Clint Mansell unfurl a jarring, nearly hostile D chord repeated throughout the film that suggested the yawning gates of Hell.

Donaton: There's a misperception, I think, that the same content and audience trust rules that apply to other media forms don't apply to the Internet.

After she explained (again) that corporate gigs have stricter, more audience-friendly rules, he stuck to his guns.