Sentence examples for broadcaster's name from inspiring English sources

"Canada's public broadcaster's name is the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation — in French, Société Radio-Canada — and I said to the President of C.B.C., Canadians will support a Canadian broadcaster if only they ensure the broadcaster is Canadian in content and name," Mr. Moore, the minister of Canadian heritage, told the House of Commons on Thursday.

It is understood that in addition to the tickets that found their way, via a third party, into the hands of a South African marketing agency responsible for the stunt – all printed with the broadcaster's name – Earle had also passed on blocks of tickets for other matches.

Aristegui was dismissed by MVS Radio after it accused her and her team of offering, without prior authorization, the broadcaster's name and funding for a new platform for investigative journalism called Mexicoleaks, Aristegui, who also hosts a show on CNN's Spanish-language network, argued that her dismissal was politically motivated.

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The broadcaster's new marketing name will be "ICI," the French word for "here".

The BBC Trust, which oversees the broadcaster, last year urged the BBC to focus on developing channels that bear the broadcaster's own brand name, like BBC America.

As well as being named news channel of the year, Sky News won the innovation award for its TV half-hour programme Sky.com News, while the broadcaster's Alex Crawford was named television journalist of the year.

Then, he was at the centre of a media maelstrom that spiralled from off-colour, off-camera comments about a female linesman into a furious row about sexism in sport that ended in the departure of the broadcaster's two biggest names.

If you like what you're watching and would like to follow this person, tap the "Follow" button found on the upper left corner of the screen, right under the broadcaster's Twitter handle, or name.

At the ABC building in Ultimo, Sydney, there's a third floor terrace named after the broadcaster's famed tea lady Dot Strong.

Broadcasters keep a running tally, measure the distances hit and label the strokes "maximums," appending a sponsor's name.