Sentence examples for be allowed to broadcast from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, Eurosport became the first commercial pay-TV broadcaster to be allowed to broadcast live coverage of Wimbledon in the UK after finalising deals with the All England Lawn Tennis Club.

Beijing announced that networks would not be allowed to broadcast live from Tiananmen Square.

Private television channels may soon be allowed to broadcast in Kurdish, and universities permitted to establish Kurdish-language departments.

It ruled that Al Manar should be allowed to broadcast as long as it adhered to regulations.

A public television station in San Francisco sued to be allowed to broadcast the execution of Robert Alton Harris at San Quentin in 1992 but lost the suit.

For example, if the local team is playing at home, the opposite network can't show a game — if CBS has a doubleheader and the Seahawks are at home, CBS won't be allowed to broadcast a late game in Seattle.

With the European elections just weeks away, the BNP is allowed to broadcast on our television screens.

Foreign companies and those from Hong Kong such as Star TV, a subsidiary of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, are allowed to broadcast only to fancy hotels and expatriate compounds.

A number of liberal media outlets were allowed to broadcast and publish — as long as they remained within their own milieu and could be kept politically irrelevant.

By the time he arrived, N.B.C. had been allowed to broadcast some comments on the Anschluss, and Murrow was able to wangle the same privilege.

A number of liberal media outlets were allowed to broadcast and publish as long as they remained within their own milieu and could be kept politically irrelevant.