Sentence examples for commitment to broadcasting from inspiring English sources
Young tries to make Gruden's commitment to broadcasting sound believable.
"Five has a continuing commitment to broadcasting children's programmes both for our Milkshake! pre-school audience and for older children".
If you are starting out now there are more ways in - gaming, the web, independent TV companies and, of course, the BBC's own major commitment to broadcasting throughout the UK.
"WACLU, all the way to the left, underwritten this hour by Dr. Tom Richards's Lipo Depot, pleased to support WACLU's continuing commitment to broadcasting excellence and all of your cosmetic surgery needs; and by Funeral Shak, the last word in the last purchase you'll ever make".
Conditions the trust has imposed on the closure also include commitments to broadcasting programmes on BBC1 and BBC2 that appeal to a younger audience, including continuing existing BBC3 programmes.
NBC has not committed to broadcasting the debate agreed to by CNN on Oct. 3 because it has a commitment to a baseball playoff game.
He said that the deal firmly underlined BT's long-term commitment to sports broadcasting.
Kate Childs, senior sales executive at BBC Worldwide, said: "The selection of comedy and drama series highlight BBC Worldwide's commitment to premium broadcasting and Twenty Twelve in particular fits perfectly with London Live's ethos of celebrating the capital".
Does he envy David Attenborough, who 50 years ago used to present Zoo Quest on the BBC while Morris did Zoo Time on ITV? His TV rival - and good friend - carried on making programmes and remains a vital presence on television, lauded for his commitment to quality broadcasting.
Burns, talking before a reasonably crowded auditorium, reiterated ESPN's commitment to 3D sports broadcasting while fully recognizing what we've all been going on about for months now: nobody's going to buy an expensive 3D TV have you seen the unemployment numbers of late?—when there's nearly zero 3D content to be found.
