Sentence examples for committed to broadcasting from inspiring English sources

"But once we're committed to broadcasting it, we're committed.

Doubtless things will change now that the BBC has committed to broadcasting the World Cup.

ESPN has not committed to broadcasting the event in 2013 or any races leading up to the final challenge.

The channel had already committed to broadcasting the pageant next year and has the option to do so through 2011.

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.

MTV, meanwhile, was committed to broadcasting "Skins" with a TV-MA rating, meaning that it was intended for viewers 18 and over and could not be shown before 10 p.m.

He said that although News Corporation is committed to the broadcasting business model for now, it could abandon the airwaves if Aereo remains intact.

In addition, the network has committed to producing and broadcasting a VH1 News segment on malaria and Nothing But Nets.

"Channel 5 is committed to complying with Ofcom's broadcasting code and will help to facilitate a speedy investigation into this particular episode of Big Brother and Big Brother's Bit on the Side," said a spokesman for the broadcaster.

A DCMS spokeswoman said: "The government is committed to a strong future for public service broadcasting.

I've known Jay Hunt for years and I know her to be passionately committed to the highest standards in public service broadcasting – for the widest possible audience.