Sentence examples for broadcasters to do from inspiring English sources

Candidates and voters alike should not allow broadcasters to do the same in New Jersey this year.

Valentine and Francona, who sparred in the press earlier this season, would later meet for an informational session as is normal for ESPN broadcasters to do.

Not because you're trying to tick boxes or because you're responding to market research - although there is sometimes pressure from broadcasters to do both.

The most interesting part to me was a write-up by a television weatherman, Dan Satterfield, calling on fellow broadcasters to do a better job of talking about climate change and its influence on people's daily lives.

To continue campaigning with Labour's Commission on Older Women to get broadcasters to do more than just talk about the fair representation of women over 50 on our TV screens.

The channel-sharing test, if successful, could encourage other broadcasters to do the same.

It is my job at a public service broadcaster to do more than that.

A request to the French national broadcaster to do something similar, he said, failed to produce a response.

A BBC Trust review this week, chaired by Dame Jil Matheson, urged the broadcaster to do more to explain competing statistical claims in its coverage.

"And I think that's unfortunate for a public broadcaster to do that, particularly one that's taxpayer-funded," he said.

He also confirmed the government "may well look at" the future of the Australia Network, but denied his criticism of the ABC's reporting of claims made by asylum seekers meant he was asking the national broadcaster to do anything other than "fair, balanced and accurate reporting".