Sentence examples for broadcasting guidelines from inspiring English sources

Ofcom ruled that the scenes did not breach broadcasting guidelines.

Communications watchdog Ofcom is investigating motoring show Top Gear to see if a recent episode that sparked a race row breached broadcasting guidelines.

In 2014, Ofcom ruled that the station broke broadcasting guidelines when Lily Allen and Ed Sheeran swore on air at the Big Weekend festival.

As erections remain a taboo in both broadcasting guidelines and law, it is impossible to depict a man in a sex scene realistically.

Although intended as a light-hearted play on words, the Trust said that many listeners would have mistaken it for a "seriously offensive word" and ruled that it was a breach of the BBC's broadcasting guidelines.

Then Chavez announced he was shutting down TV stations opposed to his government because they had failed to comply with broadcasting guidelines.

If it is looked at through a broadcasting lens, guidelines from journalism and research ethics (particularly, internet-mediated research) could be helpful for those working with social media to report academic events as they take place.

The Federal Communications Commission today adopted new rules intended to increase job opportunities for minorities and women in the broadcasting industry, replacing previous guidelines that a federal appeals court said had unconstitutionally imposed quotas.

The Federal Communications Commission adopted new rules intended to increase job opportunities for minorities and women in the broadcasting industry, replacing previous guidelines that a federal appeals court said had unconstitutionally imposed quotas.

A1 Hiring Rules for Broadcasters The F.C.C. adopted rules to increase job opportunities for minorities and women in the broadcasting industry, replacing previous guidelines that a federal appeals court said had unconstitutionally imposed quotas.

Newsbeat, BBC Radio's youth-orientated news service, has committed a "serious breach" of editorial guidelines by broadcasting an interview with a British jihadi who compared fighting for the terrorist group Islamic State to playing a computer game.