Sentence examples for broadcaster based from inspiring English sources

Four years ago, during the build-up to the Iraq war, President Jacques Chirac said France needed more weight in the "battle of images and airwaves"—and after much doubt and scepticism, the channel will start broadcasting next week.France 24 is not alone: only last month al-Jazeera, a broadcaster based in Qatar, added an English-language news service to its controversial Arabic one.

The broadcaster, based in Baltimore, said the effects of the attacks would continue to hurt results.

The Liberty Corporation said it agreed to buy Civic Communications, a television broadcaster based in Jackson, Miss., for $204 million.

Smooth Radio is turning its five regional stations into a single national broadcaster, based in Manchester, with the loss of up to 60 jobs.

Their problem stemmed from working for a broadcaster based in Qatar, a country which is viewed - and not only by Egypt - as having given comfort to Islamist subversives.

Outlining his party's plans, he said: "We'd also establish a national public service broadcaster based on the existing staff and assets of BBC Scotland".

Wednesday's game was a sort of dress rehearsal for Peng and Chang, veteran sports broadcasters based in New York.

All of the world's largest international broadcasters, based in the United States, France, Germany, England and the Netherlands, are cutting back on shortwave or reviewing the deployment of their resources.

Further regulation of the television is performed by the Electronic Media Council, which enacts mandatory regulation applying to both state-run and privately owned broadcasters based in Croatia.

I have been listening and not listening for days to the talking heads in the wake of the murders of Alison Parker and Adam Ward, two young and promising broadcasters, based in Roanoke, Virginia.

These were reported to be predominantly seen or heard on television and radio, and both these are available from broadcasters based from within and outside Ghana.