Sentence examples for broadcasting support from inspiring English sources

"How can my colleagues in broadcasting support it?

See how, in America now, Glenn Greenwald's new website, The Intercept, breaks more Snowden stuff without quite achieving the impact that enthusiastic press and broadcasting support is able to offer.

The broadcasting support introduced in QuickTime 5 allows user to write applications that transmit data captured or stored on a local server to a client (or set of clients) located remotely on a network.

At long last — and just in time for tomorrow's release of Titanfall* — Twitch has flipped the switches and pushed out the update enabling Xbox One broadcasting support.

Still, TiVo has also come under fire now that some of its competitors like Scientific-Atlanta, now owned by Cisco and Motorola –have gained technological edges through faster product refreshes and feature updates such as high-definition broadcasting support.

Recent emergent wireless communication standards, such as LTE/LTE-A for mobile phones, 802.11 (WiFi) and 802.16 (WiMAX) for wireless local and wide area networks, and DVB for digital video broadcasting, support various modes and configurations related to channel coding type, modulation type and mapping style, and antenna dimension for multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) transmission techniques.

Meanwhile in Germany, France and other northern Europe countries, governments, voters, their newspapers and broadcasting outlets support spending on healthcare significantly higher than in the UK.

But XM lacked broadcasting technology, support from automakers, consumer radios that could receive its digital programming and the several billion dollars it needed from investors to deliver on the dream.

A16 Ad War Over Judicial Nominees A conservative advocacy group began broadcasting commercials supporting two of President Bush's blocked judicial nominees, and drew an immediate rebuttal from liberal opponents.

For now Mr Qaddafi appears safe at his headquarters, within the triple walls of the sprawling Bab al-Aziziya barracks near the city centre.State television remains in denial, broadcasting rallies in support of the leader, and armed men are intimidating doctors and taking bodies from the streets in an effort to cover up the scale of the deaths.

Libya's Grand Mufti, Sheikh Sadik Al-Ghariani, its highest spiritual authority, broadcasting messages of support from a location in the UK, urged Libya Dawn to take a "firm hand" in their newly acquired city, and militias appear to have taken the message to heart.