Sentence examples for for broadcasting over from inspiring English sources

He was a deeply spiritual man, but not strictly Orthodox - rabbis berated him for broadcasting over the Sabbath and, in 1978, he went on hunger strike against nationalist religious Jews building West Bank and Gaza settlements.

The interview -- part of a series on some of the nation's political leaders -- was timed for Father's Day and is scheduled for broadcasting over the weekend or next week.

They belong to CISAC, the International Confederation of Authors and Composers Societies, a reciprocal network that gives broadcasters such as the BBC a one-stop shop to license a global repertoire (though not for broadcasting over the internet, which transcends national borders), while ensuring writers are paid for use of their work.

The resultant MPE/FEC data units are segmented into an MPEG-2 transport stream (TS) for broadcasting over the channel.

Further information was made available for broadcasting over the village loudspeaker system.

Armstrong's station had been broadcasting for over fifteen years– it was the end an an era.

The second generation of the digital video broadcasting over satellite standard (DVB-S2) is the latest generation standard for SatComs enabling broadband and interactive services via satellite [41].

Others point out that the news media's penchant for broadcasting replays of fights, over and over, may have led to the perception of a more physical and violent league.

MPEG-4 is designed for "low bandwidth" applications and is common for broadcasting video over the World Wide Web (WWW).

England's Premier League is earning £1.6 billion for broadcasting rights over the three years ending next season; sponsorship and other revenues bring in still more, both for the league and individual clubs.But for all the riches they take in, European clubs have tended to spend even more.

What's it going to take for sports broadcasting over the Internet to become ubiquitous?