Sentence examples for broadcasting role from inspiring English sources

The issue with Channel 4 is not privatisation, but how to enhance its central public service broadcasting role.

As the college football season swings into high gear and her latest charitable endeavor has its first event, Andrews sat down with HuffPost Sports to talk about her love for Larry Bird, her broadcasting role models, her reputation early in her career and the way that even her lowest moment -- being secretly videotaped by a stalker -- has helped her bond with female sports fans.

In the last decade, many serious-minded women have risen to senior broadcasting roles or founded independent production companies – Eileen Gallagher springs to mind, so does Lorraine Heggessey.

By international standards, the BBC already plays an untypically large role in broadcasting.

STATE-RUN broadcasting fills an awkward role in a mature democracy.

Social media, too, has begun to play a prominent role in broadcasting tragedy.

Some of these questions are also being heard across Europe, where public television has long played a central role in broadcasting.

"That's because Labor believes in the importance of public broadcasting, including the critical role it plays in emergencies and for regional Australia".

The station played a vital role in broadcasting to ranchers, border patrolmen and transplants about road closures, evacuations and weather conditions during the fire's 3-week, 35-mile, 315,000-acre rampage north to Fort Davis.

This is important, not only so that the industry can attract the best talent, but also because of the unique role television broadcasting has in shaping and reflecting our society's values.

Much of his work involved European and other international broadcasting deals, including a role as lead banker when the Scandinavia Broadcasting System, for which he had raised more than $500 million, went public in 1993.