Sentence examples for civil broadcast from inspiring English sources

This type of intelligence can be crucial to correctly assessing a nation's ability to wage war, as it concerns a nation's highways, railroads, inland waterways, and civil airways as well as its telephone, telegraph, and civil broadcast capabilities.

In Haiti, civil protection officials broadcast warnings of a coming storm surge and big waves, saying the country would be "highly threatened" from the approaching system over the next 72 hours.

The Guardian lauded him then as "one of the civil servants shaping the broadcast landscape for the next generation".

During the country's recent civil war, insurgents would broadcast the plate numbers of their enemies, and gangs of armed thugs would use the information to track down and slaughter them.

The tableaus of death and suffering that are being broadcast from this civil war are horrifying.

"There is concern," said Antonio Rivero, the national civil defense chief, in comments broadcast on Unión Radio.

She produced many groundbreaking programs, including a lengthy 1958 broadcast on the civil liberties of homosexuals that is generally recognized as the first radio documentary about gay rights.

Similarly, the fascinatingly apocalyptic Queen's speech drafted by civil servants in 1983, for broadcast in the event of imminent Russian nuclear attack, was a consequence, in a sense, of Britain housing too many American military bases.

Despite the project's length — 15 hours over seven nights, spanning two weeks beginning next Sunday — PBS is expecting its largest audience yet, surpassing the 38.9 million viewers who watched any part of the first broadcast of "The Civil War".

Reports in Broadcast magazine of a "civil war" within BBC Arabic's London office made the Arab Spring look like a storm in a teacup.

They also broadcast the details of civil society protests.