Sentence examples for broadcasting practice from inspiring English sources

But by now he was also developing a useful broadcasting practice, appearing at frequent intervals on the BBC Today programme.

Clear Channel is the largest radio group in the United States and a major influence on broadcasting practice.

Ross played back on-air (not usual broadcasting practice) recordings of his calls to a senior military Press Officer that repeatedly went to a service announcement stating only the number's unavailability.

He got a doctorate at New York University in communications and was hired to work with Everett C. Parker, a leading advocate for more representative broadcasting practices, who worked in the communications office of the United Church of Christ.

It is an issue made worse by the difficulty of broadcasting good practice, said one speaker.

But his profile remained high because, while tournament wins and placements are crucial to pro-gaming careers, just as important is streaming – which means, for the most part, broadcasting live practice sessions with commentary.

"Acma developed the guidelines to assist broadcasters' understanding and awareness of their privacy obligations under the various broadcasting codes of practice," the Acma acting chairman, Richard Bean, said on Friday.

They have also been successful in gaining live broadcasting of each practice session from Melbourne all the way through to Brazil.

Meanwhile, congress is close to approving a law that would grant the broadcasting commission (in practice a branch of the government, says Human Rights Watch) wide powers to fine and shut down radio and televisions stations.

The Queen initially followed the same practice, broadcasting her first Christmas message in 1952 from the same desk and chair that her father and grandfather had used.

The Federal Communications Commission has been scrutinizing voice-mail broadcasting because some practices could run afoul of the law.