Sentence examples for broadcasting reports from inspiring English sources

The Ministry of Health appears to have confirmed no deaths, but television stations are broadcasting reports of multiple deaths.

So when news organizations began broadcasting reports of a helicopter crash, they had no reason, yet, to believe their own would be anywhere near.

In turn the Palestinians, who began the day by broadcasting reports of a truce, asserted that the Israelis had provoked the return of street protesters by failing to pull back their armored vehicles and riot officers from key junctions.

The country's proliferating cable news channels (absent the largest, Geo, which has been suspended temporarily for earlier broadcasting reports that the military found offensive) instantly rolled out colorful BREAKING NEWS and nation-at-war graphics that make Fox News look restrained.

Those televisions are all broadcasting reports that voters in Dade County, Fla., have voted to overturn a local gay-rights ordinance, giving momentum to a backlash whose most visible public face belongs to Anita Bryant, an erstwhile singer and orange-juice pitchwoman.

Al-Jazeera was banned from operating inside Egypt after the authorities accused it of broadcasting reports sympathetic to former President Mohammed Morsi and the now banned Muslim Brotherhood.

Ticket Mix-Up at Shea Mark Bingham, the Mets' senior vice president for marketing and broadcasting, reported to work at 8 30 a.m. yesterday, beating every other top official to the office.

Meanwhile, Ofcom's annual public service broadcasting report yesterday showed the BBC's spend on children's programmes had fallen by almost 21% between 2004 and 2008, from £97m to £77m.

He was very careful that his many other activities did not interfere with his duties as provost, whether it was his role in the Lords or whether it was as the author of the committee on the future of broadcasting report, always known as the Annan Report, (published in 1977).

Taft Broadcasting reported that the FCC has approved an application for Taft's wholly owned Taft Television & Radio subsidiary to purchase five television stations and four radio stations from Gulf Broadcast..

Official radio stations stopped broadcasting news reports, playing only a stream of music.