Sentence examples for broadcasters which from inspiring English sources

He says Ofcom has already taken "robust action against UK broadcasters which have breached these rules".

Among the main broadcasters, which are concentrated in Santo Domingo, is the government-owned Radiotelevisión Dominicana.

Commercial broadcasters, which also generate revenue from advertising and sponsorship, may be more flexible.

That has upset broadcasters, which want those airwaves for mobile television services.

But it also could generate some serious opposition from the nation's broadcasters, which have a powerful lobby.

It also has proposed assessing "spectrum fees" on broadcasters, which in most cases now receive their licenses for free.

The merger has come under assault by the National Association of Broadcasters, which has considerable clout in Congress.

Dennis Wharton, a spokesman for the National Association of Broadcasters, which represents radio stations, said in a statement: "N.A.B. believes appropriate disclosures were made on these messages.

The National Association of Broadcasters, which represents commercial radio stations, has lobbied hard against the deal, arguing that XM and Sirius compete only with each other.

In 2011, Mr. Wheeler wrote admiringly on his personal blog, Mobile Musings, about the lobbying agility of the National Association of Broadcasters, which had worked to scuttle what looked like a sure-to-pass auction plan then before Congress.

But the National Association of Broadcasters, which represents local stations and disputes the idea that reform is needed, pointed to the deal as evidence that the current rules were working.