Sentence examples for be able to broadcast from inspiring English sources

Broadcasters will be able to broadcast on five or six channels on the digital spectrum.

I wouldn't be able to broadcast myself if not for technology".

I wonder how many we will be able to broadcast this year?

Does it mean that British channels would not be able to broadcast shows about cars aimed at a male audience?

He said "I've always supported press freedoms, indeed, I've always supported al-Jazeera's right to be able to broadcast, indeed.

Pirates worry that they will not be able to broadcast illegally on digital radio for technical reasons and because it is more costly.

"It is through them that we are able to broadcast other programs, such as the news".

Users are able to broadcast their gameplay via their consoles, using a downloadable Twitch app.

Under the auspices of free speech, partisan and bombastic political commentators have been able to broadcast nationally, Koppel said.

By castigating the press, the campaign was able to broadcast the family melodrama in a self-righteous manner.

This meant Cameron was able to broadcast his attack before Brown has a chance to explain himself on television.