Sentence examples for broadcasters observed from inspiring English sources

Even if the press and broadcasters observed the old omerta imposed by the attorney general, a neighbour or relative of the arrested would be able, without practical censure, to post their identity on a website or blog.

French broadcasters, observing the country's election law, are waiting for 8 p.m. Paris time to announce the results of Sunday's vote even as unofficial tallies, released by Swiss and Belgian news sites, circulated wildly on Twitter using joking code on the #RadioLondres thread.

Bob Murphy, the Mets' longtime broadcaster, observed yesterday how Agee was one of the first building blocks for the 1969 champions.

Indeed, given the sexual abuse scandals that have roiled the Roman Catholic Church in particular, it is hardly surprising if the view from outside is, as one radio broadcaster observed, that the church is "obsessed with sex".

The broadcaster Anne Robinson observed that Galloway had "put the pride back into British politics".

In 1935, the distinguished war correspondent and radio broadcaster Raymond Gram Swing observed, "People who are not capable of disliking the lower middle class in toto, since it is a formidable tax on their emotions, can detest Hearst instead".

Portugal requires broadcasters to observe a quota of Portuguese-language songs.

The broadcaster Chet Huntley observed that by reading The Los Angeles Times he knew he could find the truth "by going 180 degrees in the other direction".

Momii observed the broadcaster's legal commitment to neutrality when asked about Abe's recent visit to Yasukuni shrine, which honours 2.5 million war-dead, including several Class A war criminals.

Broadcasters follow their lead.

Mr. Diller said he had observed that station owners were using local broadcasters as cash cows to finance lots of other activities.