Sentence examples for broadcasting outside from inspiring English sources

The station, a potent symbol of power in the country as the only station broadcasting outside of the capital, soon resumed broadcasts and insisted it was still in the hands of troops loyal to the President.

Control of the national broadcaster is key because it is the only outlet still broadcasting outside the capital.

On 3 May, the government marked world press freedom day by banning African Public Radio [a public station in Burundi, known by its French abbreviation RPA] from broadcasting and stopping other free radio stations from broadcasting outside the capital.

Mr Straw also told his audience of British foreign correspondents last night that radio stations broadcasting from outside Iraq, such as the BBC World Service, would be used to address the Iraqi people directly in Arabic.

The communications products of centres, such as websites, newsletters, press releases or briefings, and other electronic media [ 10, 15, 22, 28], are important centre resources for broadcasting to outside audiences, as well as creating internal continuity and a sense of community.

Outside broadcasting, Mr Turner was a hugely talented sailor.

Admittedly the cost of outside broadcasting has tumbled.

In 1974 he was appointed head of outside broadcasting for BBC Radio.

Mr. Sircar also put the network's outside broadcasting vans to use so that reporters could do live reports outside the studio.

It was atrocious, feeble-minded, vacuous and without the slightest merit, except, I suppose, the outside broadcasting people put the cameras in the right places.

Some of the most thrilling women's voices have emanated from outside broadcasting, in music and performance: Laurie Anderson turned her voice into a machine.