Sentence examples for demand for televised from inspiring English sources

Coinciding with the liberalisation of India's media market, which unleashed huge demand for televised cricket, his rule overlapped with Indian cricket's enrichment.

By the time the New York Classic started in 1993, the dress code demanded silky gowns and evening wear for televised matches.

She says she had lobbied for Rogers to win the honor, arguing, "What are you going to do, give this to her posthumously?" Astaire says that she gladly offered the clips for the ceremony gratis but that the producer demanded clip rights for televising the show in perpetuity, or else "I'd be ruined in the media.

Assembly Democrats now appear ready for televised proceedings.

Equipped with two huge video screens, the lobby may also be used for televised sporting events.

The scheme was only used in the league for televised matches last season.

He was a long-time enthusiast for televising the Commons.

Moreover, the societal case for televising the trial is strong.

Blame the media for televising your own administration?

Once Congress starts treating the judiciary like the co-equal branch of government that it is, it will be in a better position to demand televised oral arguments.

There were screenings of a number of previously banned films, including Dennis Potter's Brimstone and Treacle; Jeremy Isaacs, then director of programmes at Thames Television, led a call for delegates to pass a motion demanding the BBC televise it.