Sentence examples for broadcast guidelines from inspiring English sources

In May this year Ofcom issued new broadcast guidelines that were widely interpreted as a loosening of the existing rules and which the regulator claimed would "allow creative freedom for broadcasters" and "remove unnecessary intervention".

"In reporting on public interest issues concerning the activities, actions or behaviour of another party, such as a child's parents, the use of material disclosing the child's personal information or intruding upon the child's seclusion should be proportionate to the particular public interest issues raised in the broadcast," the new guidelines say.

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

BBC guidelines prohibit broadcast of such conversation.

Since the US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) released new guidelines on broadcast direct-to-consumer advertising in 1997, the prevalence of direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription drugs has increased exponentially.

Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education chief executive Michael Thorn called on the government to establish an independent review of Australia's broadcast and digital alcohol advertising guidelines.

This doesn't apply to broadcast — there are separate display guidelines about that.

Channel 4 is not obliged to carry any European election broadcasts while the BBC has its own impartiality guidelines, transmitting two UKIP broadcasts during the 2009 European campaign.

Having obtained this information on the Malaysian payments, the BBC is conducting an investigation into whether any of the FBC material it broadcast was in breach of BBC guidelines on impartiality.

Against BBC guidelines, the programme was kept secret from the director general Alasdair Milne; news leaked days before it was due to be broadcast and the storm blew up in his face.

The BNP will have to take care to adhere to production guidelines so as not to breach broadcast rules such as: "All broadcasts must observe the law – for example, on copyright, libel, contempt, obscenity, incitement to racial hatred or violence".