Sentence examples for broadcasting propaganda from inspiring English sources

The loudspeakers were broadcasting propaganda messages into the totalitarian North.

One of its US-based presenters, Liz Wahl, resigned on air in 2014, accusing the station of broadcasting propaganda.

The 17 countries argued that the TV station was a legitimate target because it was assisting the Serbian war effort by broadcasting propaganda.

Responding to criticism by Secretary of State Powell that Al Jazeera was broadcasting propaganda, Mr. Halel said: "We learned free speech in America.

Mr. Jang said that the South would "make a comprehensive review of the situation" before deciding whether and when to start launching leaflet balloons or broadcasting propaganda across the border.

"We have become used to a non-stop anti-war agenda from the BBC but broadcasting propaganda on behalf of this country's enemies - at a time when our armed forces are being killed and maimed - marks a new low.

So far there has been little sign of trouble, although last year Latvian authorities temporarily banned a Russian television channel for broadcasting "war propaganda".

After three decades of broadcasting hostile propaganda to South Korea, a North Korean radio station, Voice of National Salvation, will cease broadcasting tomorrow, a senior official promised.

MOGADISHU, Somalia, Jan . 15— Somalia's transitional government shut three of the country's biggest radio stations on Monday, accusing them of broadcasting incendiary propaganda.

(The legendary Tokyo Rose, convicted of treason for broadcasting Japanese propaganda to American troops but pardoned by President Ford in 1977, runs a small shop there).The North Halsted plans prompted predictable opposition from conservative groups.

Asked by Chris Bryant, the Labour MP for Rhondda, "Can we just stop Russia Today broadcasting its propaganda in this country?", the prime minister replied that she would update MPs on "further measures" this week.