Sentence examples for broadcast a debate from inspiring English sources

If you were truly public servants, you'd broadcast a debate about that.

But this is the same network that was negotiating with the Bush campaign a few weeks ago to pass over the presidential debate commission and broadcast a debate session exclusively, so surely it can be inventive about finding a way to fulfill its civic obligation.

But the feud grew worse in 2002, after Al Jazeera broadcast a debate on Saudi Arabia's policy on the Palestinian question, shortly after the unveiling of a peace initiative for the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by King Abdullah, who was then the crown prince.

Zee Television called all three parties, plus respected prayer leaders, Islamic scholars and Muslim women activists, to broadcast a debate in late September titled, "Whose Guriya?" Mr. Arif said that if Ms. Khan wanted to live with her second husband, he would divorce her.

Russian TV channel NTV broadcast a debate featuring only Ryzhkov and Grigory Yavlinsky, a liberal politician who strongly supported economic reforms.

They were promised an online broadcast of a debate between Bill O'Reilly and Jon Stewart.

In 1936, Republicans, frustrated, spliced bits of his speeches into a rebuttal made by the Republican senator Arthur Vandenberg and gave it to radio stations to broadcast as a "debate".

In June the station's director was kidnapped and fired on by armed gunmen after he broadcast live a debate on how the country's oil and diamond resources were fueling the civil war.

An article on Monday about the effect of domestic security issues and the war in Iraq on the Senate race in Wisconsin misstated the day of a rally for President Bush in Wausau and referred incompletely to a broadcast of a debate between the Senate candidates.

When CNBC broadcast a Republican debate in the fall of 2007, it had far fewer viewers than it did this year — 1.02 million viewers — though that debate was shown in the mid-afternoon, not in prime time.

A spokeswoman for CBS News, Sandy Genelius, declined to say if the network would broadcast a "Larry King Live" debate.