Sentence examples for broadcasting reports that from inspiring English sources

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.

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..

And it is difficult to think of any cases of US media doing what Teleamazonas did: broadcasting false reports that appear to be intended to destabilise the government.

But there have been more extreme lapses, including television news programs' broadcasting so-called reports that were produced by outsiders on one side of a particular issue.

The foreign minister pulled few punches in criticising state television for not "broadcasting news and reports that will make Iranians proud" and in arguing Iran had thwarted the United States' desire to eliminate Tehran's nuclear programme.

Since then, further allegations against Savile have emerged during a widespread police investigation, and Newsnight had to apologise after broadcasting a report that led to a Tory peer being wrongly identified as a paedophile.

In an extraordinary public confession, NBC acknowledged last night that it had erred in broadcasting a report that purported to show a General Motors truck bursting into flame as a result of a collision.

The settlement was reached only 13 days after the BBC, already in crisis over its coverage of a pedophile scandal involving one of its own best-known television hosts, was pitched into still greater turmoil by broadcasting an investigative report that pointed to the former politician Alistair McAlpine.

(Autosport) An advertisement for the Citroën DS4 was banned from British television after a broadcasting standards authority received reports that the spot brought on symptoms of epilepsy in some viewers.

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.