Sentence examples for broadcasting concern from inspiring English sources

In the 1970s, Mr. Sundlun became president and chief executive of the Outlet Company, a Providence-based retail and broadcasting concern founded in the 19th century.

After leaving the White House and spending several years working for the national broadcasting concern Metromedia, Mr. Klein returned to Copley as editor in chief of its chain of papers in 1980.

If Democrats win back the House, Mr. Rangel is in line to become chairman of the powerful Ways and Means Committee, and broadcasting concern about the presidential campaign this early is one way of nudging Mr. Gore into trying to fix things before they become worse.

As far as broadcasting is concerned, it's more and more difficult to find left-leaning fun.

"Unless he gives you special treatment or takes legislative action against his own views, I don't think his personal and social relationships matter," said Charles Black, a friend and campaign adviser who has previously lobbied the senator for aviation, broadcasting and tobacco concerns.

NFL teams got a big boost when the league settled its long-running dispute with Comcast last May concerning broadcasting the NFL Network.

One concern among broadcasting rivals is that Fox could enable Sky, which has found its resources stretched with the costly rollout of its advanced Sky Q box and an upcoming launch into mobile, to dominate in bidding for sports, film and drama rights.

The items are characterised by the students' concern about broadcasting and sharing the documents that they draw up for class.

A common concern for broadcasting algorithms in VANETs is their inability to achieve a packet reception rate close to [5].

As far as satellite encroaching upon local broadcasting, he is not concerned.

The 700-megahertz frequencies used by channels 52 to 69 of analog television are being freed up by the switch to all-digital broadcasting in February 2009.The frequencies concerned are among the world's most valuable.