Sentence examples for broadcasters themselves from inspiring English sources

"Given that the broadcasters themselves and Ofcom themselves have said that the four major parties are the Conservatives, Labour, the Liberal Democrats and Ukip, I still think it would be right to have some forum with the four of us from the four major parties to could go head-to-head," he said.

For the broadcasters themselves, the addition of monetization represents an opportunity to make a living, or at least pocket money, from doing what they love: playing games on mobile.

State TV issued a call for Muslims to "protect the army" – then three broadcasters dissociated themselves from TV "policy".

The irony is that Christian broadcasters have themselves used translator stations for years as a way of expanding their reach.

One television executive says that it is time the big terrestrial broadcasters "weaned themselves off the crack" of these schedule-dominating TV brands.

As a result, local broadcasters found themselves being catered to by the national party as if every rural set of call letters produced a "Today" show.

4.5 million and 2.9 million weekly viewers, cost £25.5m and £50m, cost per user per hour 1.8p and 9.5p The two channels are said to be "increasingly indispensable" as other broadcasters find themselves unable to invest in children's content.

For broadcasters, associating themselves with a community could give them more exposure for their content, allowing them to pick up more fans.

The more that broadcasters open themselves up, the more exposed they are.

Just to drive it home, the broadcasters gave themselves a two-hour lag, rather than airing the ceremony live on BBC1.

US broadcasters fell over themselves to sign him up.