Sentence examples for broadcast the message that from inspiring English sources

Forty years ago today President Charles de Gaulle went on French radio, the television service was on strike, to broadcast the message that marked the turning point in the events of May 1968.

Governments attempted to broadcast the message that Ebola was spread through contact with vomit, feces and blood, and that bodies remained highly contagious after death.

True to his reputation as a master of his own publicity, Hawass has popped up in American media this week to broadcast the message that Egypt's antiquities remain unharmed — for which, he implies, he deserves some credit.

The company wants to broadcast the message that Coke Zero tastes like regular Coke, and "coming to the site and interacting with the site helps us accomplish that goal," she said.

When the process of leader election is over, the new leader will broadcast the message that it is the new leader to its neighbors.

Finally, there is the slippery slope argument: "permitting [departures from the rule of civilian immunity, including terrorism] even under the direst circumstances will lower the bar for justifying such acts... broadcast the message that such behavior may sometimes be justified and... thus lend its weight to increasing the use of such methods" (Nathanson 2010: 207).

If companies can make and keep current employees happy, they'll be better able to broadcast the messaging that will make recruiting easier.

'It's just that nobody asked us for it before.' " In order to broadcast the messages that Joyce imparted informally to gangs citywide, Kennedy, Braga, and Piehl came up with the idea of group forums, or call-ins.

McAuley offers an alternative: "There's another way of doing that – the network simply broadcasts the message that says 'I need to save some power, volunteers please' and the individual homes can make a random decision to switch off the freezer for five minutes.

Shortly before 11 00 AM, the American Radio Service network begins to broadcast the prerecorded message that the temperature in Saigon is "105 degrees and rising" followed by a 30-second excerpt from the song "White Christmas". This signals the start of Operation Frequent Wind, the emergency evacuation of Saigon.

That was the centrepiece of the message that he broadcast to the Algerian nation on March 12.