Sentence examples for broadcast outside from inspiring English sources

"Although Iraq has no free press, some Iraqis do have satellite dishes with access to international television and many listen regularly to radio stations broadcast outside Iraq".

"We could not delay our plans to send the leaflets, because they carry our promise and love for our North Korean brothers," the activists said in a statement posted on the Web site of Free North Korea Radio, a Seoul-based group that seeks to broadcast outside news into the North.

The outraged radio fan, Jacques, has no recourse, since XM isn't broadcast outside North America and you can't get XM Radio Online anywhere but here.

But the court has never permitted its arguments to be televised or broadcast outside the building.

Much of the money spent has been used to buy television ads, half of which are being broadcast outside New York, celebrating the state's economic success stories as part of an effort to lure and keep business here.

At a recent live broadcast outside Andhra Bhavan, a new restaurant in Iselin, N.J., Mr. Anand and other radio personalities handed out prizes, danced to the latest Indian pop hits and promoted an Indian concert in Plainfield, N.J.

Televisions have begun to broadcast the outside world into villages.

Fischer also noted that being able to broadcast an outside view of the station has big potential benefits, too.

Most people broadcast their outside of work interests openly and it is an easy thing to pick up on with a little extra effort.

Even now we don't dare take our transistor radios to listen to foreign broadcasts outside.

Russian news services quoted officials as saying that only a few hundred people had been expected to view the big-screen broadcasts outside the Kremlin.