Sentence examples for failure to broadcast from inspiring English sources

BBC faces criticism for failure to broadcast an earlier Newsnight investigation.

Acting Director-General Tim Davie told the MPs that the BBC had already spent £200,000 of licence-fee money on legal costs for Nick Pollard's review into Newsnight's failure to broadcast evidence on Jimmy Savile.

In a televised appearance last week, he asked for forgiveness from "any television viewer who feels that we failed them on that day," referring to the failure to broadcast news on April 13.

The news role is particularly important following the criticisms of the handling of two Newsnight crises - one over the failure to broadcast the original investigation into allegations against Jimmy Savile and the subsequent programme that led Lord McAlpine to be wrongly implicated in claims of child abuse.

There was a telling moment during the press conference last December, minutes after Nick Pollard had finished presenting his critical review of the failure of Newsnight to broadcast its Jimmy Savile investigation.

The demonstrators' anger centred on two events: an alleged failure of the BBC to broadcast the true scale of a Yes rally in Glasgow on Saturday; and accusations that Mr Robinson had connived with the Treasury to spread lies about the dangers to business and financial services of an independent Scotland.

That documentary helped provoke a crisis at the BBC both over its employment of Savile and the failure of its Newsnight programme to broadcast its own evidence against the Jim'll Fix It presenter.

Tait said there had been three failures by BBC management over the decision to broadcast the pre-recorded messages - failure to exercise editorial control, to follow established compliance systems and a failure of judgment in taking editorial decisions.

The panel led by Mr. Thornburgh, as well as Louis Boccardi, a former chief executive of The Associated Press, did not single out Mr. Rather for the broadcast's failures, but did fault several producers and executives for rushing the report to broadcast without sufficient vetting.

The failure to prevent the arsenic poisonings was considered embarrassing, and little effort was made to broadcast the lessons outside of Japan.

These are significant failings and we are therefore requiring RT to broadcast two clear statements on our decision which correct these failures".