Sentence examples for force broadcast from inspiring English sources

This shows that gossiping is a viable alternative to the brute force broadcast of clique weights.

The "fairness doctrine" forced broadcast media to give comparable representation to opposing points of view.

When it takes effect, about a year from now, the Commercial Advertisement Loudness Mitigation Act — acronymically, the CALM Act — will lower the tax on our nervous systems by forcing broadcast and cable operators to keep the decibel level of commercials on a par with the average noise level of the shows they punctuate.

This tapping forced broadcast media – curated, edited, and audience-tested television and radio – to rethink its models.

In fact, with the emergence of the first TV and Radio networks, governments in the Europe and America put forward legislation that forced broadcast media to adopt a neutral position.

Thompson said Sky was "well on its way to being the most dominant force in broadcast media in this country".

They must make the case for public financing of campaigns and force the broadcast and cable networks to provide free time for candidate ads.

This question's answer is still unclear as the BBC is going to be pulled for some time by the gravitational force of broadcast.

With all the petro-state's resources at his command, the gift of the gab and the power to force the broadcast media to carry his long-winded speeches live, he is a formidable opponent.

Utilties Comm., still force radio broadcasts on their unwilling passengers.

Health authorities were forced to broadcast messages debunking the rumours, with the police eventually called in to enforce a curfew.