Sentence examples for broadcast institutions from inspiring English sources

Microradio -- a term popularized by operators of unlicensed, "pirate" radio stations and picked up by Mr. Kennard, whose agency had spent years prosecuting them -- offers a chance for people to set up community broadcast institutions, something that has become increasingly hard to come by in recent years.

Green will now join a broadcasting institution, delighting and disappointing football fans by announcing the 5pm results, broadcast on BBC Radio 5 Live and the World Service.

Cooke, a Radio 4 institution, broadcast his personal views of politics and culture from across the Atlantic for more than 50 years.

PBS, a publically-funded non-profit news organization and considered one of the most trusted American institution broadcast the expose even as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) was approving a new Sh151 billion loan for the country.

There has been anger that the BBC, as a national institution, has broadcast such programmes.

"I like the National Geographic channel," he replied — that is, the broadcast arm of the institution that became famous showing Westerners pictures of remote parts of Africa.

If broadcast television over decades encouraged institutions to funnel their message into one voice, the rise of social media is restoring multiplicity.

Plays are occasionally staged by amateur groups and drama societies in educational institutions and are broadcast regularly on radio and television.

It is conceivable that many more institutions in journalism and broadcast will not survive the decade, before we have really taken stock of what is at stake.

The lawyers argued that football and men's basketball players at the top NCAA level should have a right to share in the billions of dollars that NCAA institutions collect from television broadcast rights.

Together, these institutions will produce and broadcast TV spots, songs and programmes featuring useful information on child rights.