Sentence examples for broadcasting concern about from inspiring English sources
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.
The items are characterised by the students' concern about broadcasting and sharing the documents that they draw up for class.
The order bans broadcasting news about the bombing.
Without our saying a word, our body language is broadcasting plenty about us! 12. Be calm.
Sept. 11 was a negative in this case, he said, because ABC was concerned about broadcasting promotional messages that featured the car accident and so pulled those for "Dharma".
That's what the best of Olympic broadcasting is about".
They're broadcasting about the organization, what they're doing.
Han was hardly the only person broadcasting about the arrests as they happened.
Before broadcasting, learn more about general community and channel guidelines.
The General Synod of the Church of England yesterday carried a private member's motion which proposed that it "express its deep concern about the overall reduction in religious broadcasting across British television in recent years".
The BBC said that "any interference in BBC broadcasting is totally unacceptable and at a time of considerable international concern about the situation in Turkey the BBC's impartial service to audiences is vital".
