Sentence examples for broadcast policy from inspiring English sources
The new sanctions targeted Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, which is responsible for broadcast policy in Iran and oversees production at Iranian television and radio channels.
He is working on his dissertation, which is a history of American broadcast policy of religion, both domestic and international.
When I came to this channel, they set their conditions and I set mine: they don't interfere with broadcast policy or personnel, and I don't ask them for money.
(Some viewers may even miss the creative sexual euphemisms inspired by broadcast network policy).
"We are pleased the Supreme Court will review the lower court rulings that blocked the F.C.C.'s broadcast indecency policy," a spokesman for the F.C.C. said in a statement.
These are rituals designed less to broadcast detailed policy than to armor the speaker against the onslaught to come, speeches in which George McGovern waxes muscular about providing the "shield of our strength" to our weaker allies and George W. talks of "learning to protect the natural world around us" and changing "the tone of Washington to one of civility and respect".
Two broadcasting policies are proposed by balancing the residual energy among sensors and reducing time delay, where the "Randomly Broadcast" (RB) policy takes energy consumption as a first priority and the "Good Estimates Broadcast First" (GEBF) policy consider time delay first.
"They also broadcast state policies that allow minority students to attend competitive colleges with a lower exam score, the Chinese equivalent of affirmation action," he continued.
Once more unto the breach is delivered not as a rant but as a strategic policy broadcast.
PERETZ IS A ZIONIST, but his true ideology is outrage, a policy broadcast loudly for 33 years as editor in chief of The New Republic.
But it is not certain that Labour will join a new government.See articleClosing statementsGeorge Bush and John Kerry concluded their series of televised debates with a discussion on domestic policy broadcast from Tempe, Arizona.
