Sentence examples similar to calls for broadcast from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the values of excess attenuation were lower for soft calls than for broadcast calls at most distances, which suggests that the short transmission of soft calls is achieved mostly due to their low and narrow frequency ranges, promoting their masking by ambient noise.

Senior BBC executives believed that a ban could leave the corporation vulnerable to future cases where special interest or religious groups may call for broadcasts to be banned on grounds of taste.

They said efforts by local religious leaders to calm the situation had failed, including calls for restraint broadcast from local mosques.

While the occasional sensational case might have called for a broadcast press conference, received wisdom held that the majority of police work was best conducted in private, well away from the media's hungry, intrusive glare.

But Lord Adonis has called for the broadcast on Saturday to be cancelled, and has written to the regulator Ofcom.

In 1997, Mr. Roth pulled "Prisoners Out of Control" -- an hourlong special about violent prison rioting -- calling it "inappropriate for broadcast".

Further calls for quiet were broadcast at Morrisons supermarket and at the town's department store.

There is no doubt that these programs are useful for many Muslims, especially in cities and countries where, for example, prayer times are not readily known and no calls for prayer are broadcast from mosques.

The Zuunii Medee newspaper called for sumo broadcasts in Mongolia to be suspended.

* The State Department spent $15 million for a warm and fuzzy TV advertising campaign called "Shared Values" intended for broadcast in Muslim countries.

Tim Goodman from The Hollywood Reporter called the episode an "Excellent, a bar-raiser for broadcast networks" and called it superior to Glee.