Sentence examples for committed to broadcast from inspiring English sources
Her group started planning in February 1999, but the networks had already committed to broadcast the 2000 Olympics and a variety of football and baseball games.
Alice Webb, director of BBC Children's, said the corporation was committed to broadcast as well as online content for "as long as children are watching it and the majority of viewing is still coming through those channels".
Horwood comments: "That's why improving local media is so important, especially public service broadcast local media… Unlike the snippets of regional news on BBC1 and ITV1, our 'LondonTV' station has committed to broadcast thousands of hours a year to explore London's happenings and issues".
Resources committed to broadcast weed control may be more usefully diverted to midrotation management that improves biodiversity after thinning.
"We're committed to broadcast, but we need to be fairly compensated from people who redistribute our signal… The dual revenue system is essential," Carey said.
On Monday, following a trial earlier this year, Judge Matz issued an 89-page decision that said the Dick Clark company, under its agreement with the association, had the right to license the show to NBC as long as NBC commits to broadcast it, though not to others.
NBC committed $3.5 billion to broadcast five Olympics from 2000 to 2008 and will spend more than $650 million in Salt Lake City.
Public television station Canal 11 and the private TV and radio company MVS have committed themselves to broadcast the spots in their prime-time programmes.
But the people who broadcast are committed to Mr. Chávez.
Asked about the NBC broadcast network and its affiliate structure, Mr. Roberts said in an interview, "We're committed to free, over-the-air broadcast television continuing".
Fox and Kevin Williamson even managed to lure Kevin Bacon into committing to a broadcast pilot for next season's slate, under the caveat that Bacon would only commit to a maximum of 15 episodes per season.
