Sentence examples for broadcaster side from inspiring English sources

We work with partners on the agency and broadcaster side to make sure that all interests are well covered.

One possible application of this proposed transcoder could be on the broadcaster side of a mobile digital TV network to transform already encoded content in H.264/AVC into SVC content (see Figure 1).

Radio, on the other hand, has a much broader coverage due to its greater ease of dissemination and the low cost on both the listener and the broadcaster sides (21).

But time is not on the broadcasters' side.

He cast further doubt on the NHK's commitment to editorial independence when he said it was "only natural" for the broadcaster to side with the government's position on contentious issues in its international output.

Just about every newspaper and broadcaster this side of North Korea used the same word: TRIUMPH.

What followed was grist to the mill of those who believe the Australian Broadcasting Corporation ABCC) is a hotbed of pinkos, and prompted the Prime Minister Tony Abbott to demand of the national broadcaster: "Whose side are you on?" Mr Mallah's question to the Q&A panel was about Mr Abbott's plans to strip terrorism suspects with dual nationality of their Australian citizenship.

But when you've got a global broadcaster one side and a small African country on the other, there's only one winner".

The Archbishop of York, John Sentamu, has accused the broadcaster of "taking sides".

And those, like my neighbor, whose lives spanned those years, emerged as a generation who "have had it good all their lives," said the broadcaster Michael Buerk, rehearsing one side of a debate that is now seizing Britain and other Western societies.

There are only 10 men still alive who have first-hand experience of the highs, lows, trials and tribulations of leading the national side and broadcaster Chick Young speaks to each of them as they tell the real story of their time at the helm.