Sentence examples for broadcast editorial from inspiring English sources

That your cruel words are pointing out something that I don't see?" "You don't know me," she continued to say during the next four minutes in what was billed as a broadcast editorial.

In '53, WMCA became the first station to broadcast editorials on a regular basis.

The station 1st began broadcast editorials asking for reapportionment; then decided t sue, as citizens, for reapportionment.

The company already compels them to broadcast editorials and commentaries favorable to Mr. Bush and his policies.

Mr. Millage said KELO does not broadcast editorials or political endorsements, but that it would probably reconsider that position if the F.C.C. rules were permanently repealed.

Thus, he has recalled, when a chain of stations in Indiana broadcast an editorial opposing a recommendation by the Federal Trade Commission that cigarette commercials be banned from the air, ASH asked the stations for free time to reply.

It also called for a review of broadcast and editorial codes on reporting body-related issues, a review of the evidence base to support the long term efficacy and safety of diets and a separate code of regulations governing cosmetic surgery advertising.

Reviewing broadcast and editorial guidelines on reporting on body-image issues.

The BBC is prohibited from broadcasting editorials; V.O.A., by contrast, is officially required to broadcast United States government editorials.

In an editorial broadcast on his own channel, he accused "certain government figures" of wanting only news that was favourable to the regime.

In an editorial broadcast recently, Squire called some of the returning hockey players "perverts and liars" and said they should have been expelled from school.