Sentence examples for calls for broadcasting from inspiring English sources

The Cameras in the Courtroom Act, which has bipartisan support in the Senate, calls for broadcasting oral arguments because they are of great interest and value to the public — and, as former Senator Arlen Specter put it, "There have been no good reasons not to televise the Supreme Court".

The Plaid Cymru leader, Ieuan Wyn Jones, and deputy first minister of the Welsh Assembly also gave a keynote speech there, calling for broadcasting to be devolved, with the assembly assuming powers to set S4C's budget and establish its aims.

This, essentially, was the argument of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals when, last month, it prohibited the F.C.C. from fining television networks for broadcasting what it called "fleeting expletives".

She tweeted Monday that the media should apologize for broadcasting Rassemblement National's statements, and called the allegations "#FakeNews".

In its report on the Sachsgate row, the trust said the calls made to Sachs were "grossly offensive" and that there was no justification for broadcasting them.

Last month, Clear Channel agreed to pay more than $700,000 in penalties for broadcasting sexually explicit material on four stations, which carried a program called "Bubba the Love Sponge".

That is our reason for broadcasting.

However, it brings many new challenges for broadcasting.

For broadcasting a message, the algorithm dynamically builds a spanning tree over a virtual hypercube-like topology provided by an underlying monitoring system called VCube.

Thank-you for broadcasting this documentary.

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