Sentence examples for broadcasts legislative from inspiring English sources

CT-N, the Connecticut public affairs network, which already broadcasts legislative hearings, has been asked to televise court proceedings, but must hire more staff and buy more equipment to do so.

SCA 4 has been amended in recent days in an effort to address some of the concerns, but most of the debate this week has focused on how to pay for the additional legislative broadcast and recording rules.

Other statements protected by "absolute privilege" include statements made during judicial proceedings; statements made by governmental officials; statements by legislators during legislative debates; statements made during political speeches or broadcasts; and statements between spouses.[8].

Both efforts would require more public review of bills that otherwise might quickly be amended and approved, and both would impose new rules on the broadcast and recording of legislative hearings.

The Democrats absolutely want that job, enough to spend more on broadcast television than any New Jersey legislative campaign has ever cost -- in total.

Current state law does not allow trials to be broadcast, and there has been no indication that legislative leaders are planning to reinstate an expired law that allowed cameras in courtrooms.

He noted that Mr. Dominique, in recent broadcasts, had defended President Rene Preval's decision to delay legislative elections until later this year.

On November 13th, just hours before the expiry of an enabling law giving the government legislative powers, the president interrupted television and radio broadcasts to announce the enactment of 49 economic laws.

Barring any legislative roadblocks, February 17th , 2009should be the last day of analog broadcasts.

The movie studios have said they will withhold the most sought-after programming from digital broadcasts until they know it can be adequately protected, either by an F.C.C. ruling or a legislative mandate from Congress.

The reformists won control of Iran's Parliament in legislative elections in February, but hard-liners still run the judiciary, the military and the broadcast network.