Sentence examples for broadcaster issued from inspiring English sources

After Mr. Entwistle struggled to give a precise answer to the lawmakers' questions about other instances of sexual abuse uncovered by the BBC, the broadcaster issued a statement saying that it was aware of allegations involving nine other current or former staff members or contributors, whom it did not name, and that it had referred the cases to the police.

The broadcaster has issued a public apology for Champion's comments – and by doing so added to the circus surrounding the goal.

And it is hardly a surprise or a sin that TV broadcasters have issued their demands.

The watchdog has held a series of meetings with broadcasters and issued new guidance on "protecting" under-18s and "observing" the 9pm watershed.

Following a programme that contained numerous insulting comments about lesbians, the Tory MP has followed the gay rights group Stonewall and Peter Tatchell in asking the state broadcaster to issue an apology for comments contained in a BBC3 programme.

The broadcaster had previously issued a statement about the show's safety, saying: "All events are planned with thorough health and safety procedures in place and the competitors safety is always of the upmost importance.

Here in Norway, at the national broadcaster, we too were issued with stern legal warnings.

CHUM television, the local broadcaster, cut the puppetry act out of a rebroadcast of the episode and issued an apology.

The gesture prompted the NFL and broadcaster NBC to issue swift apologies, although early signs are that the forbidden finger won't cause quite as much hilariously disproportionate opprobrium as Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction did at the 2004 Super Bowl.

The Telecaster, first issued as the Broadcaster, in 1950, was the first mass-produced electric guitar, and here was a Telecaster being played as well as it can.

In a statement issued through Irish broadcaster RTE, Morrison, whose eldest daughter is 39, said reports of the birth of "George Ivan Morrison II I, said to be his fourth child and the "spitting image of his daddy", were "completely and utterly unfounded".