Sentence examples for broadcasting organization from inspiring English sources
There is a wide variety of radio broadcasting from many stations, and the national radio broadcasting organization is headquartered in Caracas; television, first broadcast in 1953, is popular at all sociocultural levels.
The union was based in Geneva, with a BBC representative as president and another as secretary-general, and was the first international broadcasting organization.
They had been well-known journalists in Ireland -- her father had helped found RTE, Ireland's national broadcasting organization -- and then they felt stuck in the suburbs.
Other publications have started wine clubs, including The San Francisco Chronicle, the Bay Area public broadcasting organization KQED, Sunset Magazine and Forbes.
LONDON — The BBC's chairman said Sunday that the broadcasting organization was in a "ghastly mess" as a result of its bungled coverage of a decades-old sexual abuse scandal and in need of a fundamental shake-up.
The BBC's chairman said Sunday that the broadcasting organization was in a "ghastly mess" as a result of its bungled coverage of a decades-old sexual abuse scandal and in need of a fundamental shake-up.
Mr. Sigmon was honored by governments, broadcasting organizations and the National Safety Council.
The state broadcasting organizations are also grouped together in a national organization, the First German Television network.
The Commonwealth Broadcasting Association, established in 1945 as a standing association of national public-service broadcasting organizations in the independent countries of the Commonwealth, bases its secretariat in London.
Most of its clients, Mr. Pease said, are the larger nonprofit groups, including the Environmental Defense Fund, the American Red Cross, and the major public broadcasting organizations.
Correction: January 12 , 2004 Monday An article on Dec. 29 about Bush administration efforts to build a favorable impression abroad misidentified the agency that oversees the Voice of America and Radio Free Europe, two international broadcasting organizations financed by Congress.
