Sentence examples for broadcaster point from inspiring English sources

Privately those close to the broadcaster point out that its programme is the first to show all six races each day from Royal Ascot, demonstrating its commitment to the sport.

Sources close to the broadcaster point out that Boulton is still sore about a previous election incident in 2001, when Campbell allegedly denied that John Prescott had punched a member of the public, apparently unaware that Sky had filmed him doing so.

The broadcaster pointed to its lengthy editorial guidelines and said restrictions came into play where a product overlapped with a presenter's on-screen persona.

"Nothing of scale replaced these [shows]," said the broadcaster, pointing out that the total number of hours produced internationally reduced by 11%.

At a conference the school recently held, He Haiming of CCTV, China's dominant national broadcaster, pointed out that "Made in Germany" and "Made in Japan" were also once derided, but are now marks of quality.

A report from South Africa's national broadcaster pointed to a macabre squabble at work: the plaintiffs want to compel Mandla to rebury three relatives, who had been exhumed and moved some years ago from the family graveyard at Qunu, Nelson Mandela's home village, back in their original graves.

However, despite its core loyal following, Big Brother increasingly attracted negative publicity for Channel 4 and was seen as a hindrance in its campaign for public money, although the broadcaster pointed out that revenues from the reality TV format helped pay for its public service output such as news and Dispatches.

But broadcasters pointed out that in some markets the secondary channel is already used for Spanish and other foreign-language audio.

The cable news networks have tried for several years to write off the broadcasters, pointing to their own growing appeal in times of breaking news.

In December, a federal court in California concluded that FilmOn had violated the copyrights of the broadcasters; the broadcasters pointed to that ruling when they filed suit in Washington.

"From a broadcasting point of view … we have made it clear that's not a cost the broadcasters should bear.