Sentence examples for broadcast outlines from inspiring English sources
Intercutting between snapshots of London streets and footage of the candidate speaking straight to camera, the broadcast outlines Mr Dobson's policies on transport, jobs, playgrounds, health and drugs.
The Supreme Council of Egyptian Armed Forces in a television broadcast outlines its commitment to forming a "free democratic state", adding that it will remain in power for six months, until a new civilian government can be formed and a new constitution drafted and submitted to a referendum.
Mr Highfield's presentation, Beyond Broadcast, outlined a three-pronged approach to refocus all future BBC digital output and services around three concepts - "share", "find" and "play".
Moscow's Channel 3 was abruptly pulled off the air last Friday evening, ostensibly because it had broadcast information outlining potential escape routes for the hostage takers.
"Saving the Economy" was released on March 22, showing a broadcast by Max outlining his plans to make the economy more efficient by irrationally extending daylight saving time.
A government plan to strengthen the role of media regulator Ofcom to take "tough measures against channels that broadcast extremist content" was outlined in the Queen's speech last week.
In a speech broadcast on American television, George Bush outlined a new military plan for Iraq, involving an increase of more than 20,000 troops, in an effort to stem the current sectarian bloodbath, especially in Baghdad.
But the next wave of strikes, which Obama outlined in a nationally broadcast speech in early September, will go much deeper.
However, six weeks before broadcast, Fern, a climate campaign group, outlined these criticisms in an email exchange with the programme's researcher.
"Justice Tugendhat commented that it was very unlikely the BBC would now publish or broadcast the programme as originally intended and outlined in Snapper's letter".
