Sentence examples for broadcast principles from inspiring English sources

He is about as qualified to understand the broadcast principles of fairness, balance, proper reporting and documentation as Forrest Gump.

"We support the notion that Kim Dae Jung's visit created a lot of excitement in North Korea and that the recent broadcasts reasserting revolutionary principles were designed to calm the excitement there that reunification was near," said Yoon Young Joong, who monitors North Korean broadcasts for the Unification Ministry in South Korea.

Television and radio systems use this principle to broadcast information.

The idea a public body like Ofcom should be pre-vetting broadcast material is wrong in principle and wouldn't work in practice.

The broadcast made a mockery of the principles of the Constitution.

In the (one-dimensional and with a single propagation direction) scenario described in Figure 1, the operational principle of a multihop broadcast protocol is quite simple.

"I think it is an opportunity to continue experimenting and trying new things in an online format … bringing some of the same principles that you see in broadcast journalism to the web".

198 When those authors authorise a broadcast of their works, they consider, in principle, only the owners of television sets who, either personally or within their own private or family circles, receive the signal and follow the broadcasts.

Its principle is to exploit the broadcast nature of wireless transmission and creates a virtual antenna array through cooperating users.

The all-important principles were considered with every broadcasting event, particularly during sensitive stories: decisions, for instance, over what to broadcast into Iran during the 1979 revolution.

The principle is simple: TV pictures are broadcast at the track to the device allowing fans to follow all aspects of the race from any vantage point.