Sentence examples for governing broadcasters from inspiring English sources

To complicate things, there are laws governing broadcasters and fair coverage during elections.

lets do this!" The BBC did not report his comments while polls were open because of strict rules governing broadcasters during elections.

Many of the rules that govern broadcasters have been on the books since the 1940's, and the F.C.C. is considering some big changes.

Last year, the ministry of communications and the public authority governing commercial broadcasters mandated that the arrangement be terminated, so that the one big channel would become two smaller ones.

Russia Today, or RT, was summoned to a meeting with Ofcom after it was found guilty of breaching the code governing UK broadcasters in a ruling published on Monday.

"I believe our report is challenging for the sports governing bodies, the broadcasters and the Government.

To put it another way: English football's clubs, leagues, governing bodies and broadcasters are all engaged in a spectacularly lucrative affair with the very industry that enables the type of events described above.

Those hopes were dashed yesterday when the Competition Commission said that it would not remove the contract rights renewal mechanism (CRR), which governs the broadcaster's airtime sales negotiations with media buying agencies and puts limits on what it can charge.

A Constitutional Court rapporteur, or investigator, has recommended against closing down the governing Justice and Development Party, the broadcaster CNN Turk reported.

"I would hope that they consider very intensively if they should take on the responsibility" of governing, she told broadcaster ZDF, adding she saw no reason to resign and her conservative bloc would enter any new election more unified than before.

It's worth thinking about the sporting world that governing bodies, sponsors and broadcasters have given birth to.