Sentence examples for broadcasting the idea from inspiring English sources

We consider the simplest case that the channel gains are assumed to be constant and known at the secondary systems and mainly focus on broadcasting the idea of multiple-level power allocation strategy.

The decision was a victory for the opponents of same-sex marriage who had argued against the idea of broadcasting the trial in any form, and a disappointment for the pro-gay marriage team, led by the Theodore Olson and David Boies.

— Joost is also broadcasting the inauguration live.

PTV-31 began broadcasting the following year.

Fox Sports West was broadcasting the rally.

They'll also be broadcasting the shindig.

At the heart of public service broadcasting is the idea of public space – of programmes and services available to all, and within which people can encounter not just ideas and attitudes that accord with their own, but ones that are utterly different from theirs, and with which they may profoundly disagree.

Now I can chat on the phone knowing full well that I am broadcasting my ideas to people -- drones, really -- who wouldn't ordinarily be exposed to them.

Elisa Camahort Page, cofounder and chief operating officer of BlogHer, believes men leverage social media for broadcasting their ideas and skills vs. women who find connections with others by sharing the ups and downs of their daily lives.

I got so excited by this idea of broadcasting, this idea that people could hear what I was saying.

They can mentor on an ambient level, openly broadcasting their ideas, knowledge and help for mentees or anyone to consider, by sharing their thoughts on micro-blog systems, and they can receive feedback the same way.