Sentence examples for broadcasters were able to from inspiring English sources
BBC Hindi won its spurs in 1984 when it was the first to inform the country of the assassination of Indira Gandhi, hours before the state broadcasters were able to obtain official clearance.
Agcom then decided by majority vote, again against my advice, to extend the ban to private broadcasters as well, so as to avoid the risk of an imbalance between public and private broadcasters.It was this Agcom decision that was overturned by the administrative court on March 11th, meaning that private broadcasters were able to resume their political talk shows.
Equity's concern was that if broadcasters were able to record the original performances, they would be able to repeat them indefinitely, which would cut down on the levels of new production and threaten the livelihoods of its members.
The broadcasters are able to bring a lot of pressure to bear on the Hill.
The regulator stressed the importance of broadcasters being able to challenge orthodoxies.
Never had professional surfers, or broadcasters, been able to count on consistent surfing conditions, or a set schedule.
The short TV clips of fighting that we see repeated endlessly show how little broadcasters are able to see or allowed to transmit.
The bill has had to take some positive steps to make sure that commercial broadcasters are able to afford the public service quotas which are currently enforced - often more severely on them than on the BBC.
By rotation in each leg of a round one broadcaster is able to pick the second- and fifth-choice matches, or the third- and fourth-choice games.
As the live Facebook feed on CNN.com made it possible to watch the proceedings along with comments from your friends in the sidebar, the broadcaster was able to report 600,000 status updates and record breaking 21.3 million video stream views globally on that day, with a peak of 1.3 million streams just before Obama began his speech.
NITV and other Indigenous media outlets have the unique privilege of working with Indigenous organisations across the nation in all areas of our business and see this as a unique opportunity to grow a production sector, offering opportunities that no other broadcaster is able to do.
