Sentence examples for broadcasters which have from inspiring English sources

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

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

Mr Thompson said it was "quite desirable" that British newspapers were not as heavily regulated as broadcasters, which have a broader and more immediate reach.

In Spain, too, the government recently moved to phase out advertising on public TV, seeking to bolster ad revenue at commercial broadcasters, which have suffered heavily during the crisis.

They retain the copyright and if they want to try and sell it elsewhere, they can". The BBC is following in the footsteps of other broadcasters which have asked viewers to send in their own content.

The lightly staffed FCC enforcement bureau must go up against broadcasters, which have more legal and financial resources to battle the proposed fine and have a vested interest in dragging out the proceeding.

Public broadcasters which had ignored the demonstrations in the beginning were later allowed to cover them.

As is often the case, these businesses in the Drone Racing League and DR1 Racing have boomed largely based on the attractiveness of the sport to television broadcasters, which has in turn led to sponsorship interest and enhanced prize pools.

He should immediately overhaul the state broadcaster, which has been a virulent mouthpiece for Mr Mugabe.

TuneIn says it has 30 million listeners in 230 countries, but among the stations it does not have are those from Clear Channel Communications, the biggest broadcaster, which has its own app, iHeartRadio.

But the New York City public broadcaster, which has already weathered a couple of tough financial years, has not been paid about $500,000, according to several people briefed on the matter who would not discuss it publicly.