Sentence examples for governmental channels from inspiring English sources

For decades Confucius tried to be actively involved in politics, wishing to put his humanist ideas into practice through governmental channels.

That doesn't mean that we should allow Islamist ideology to go unchallenged but that using governmental channels to do so is likely to be ineffective and counter-productive.

Under the current rules, all public, educational and governmental channels must be part of the smallest, least expensive package of channels offered to subscribers, unless the commission waives this requirement for a particular franchise agreement.

It would be foolish in the meantime to let Mr Milosevic be an arbiter of aid to Serbia, though the West should offer whatever humanitarian help can go straight to Serb beneficiaries without going via governmental channels.

The amount of the total bill assessed to satisfy any requirements imposed on the cable operator by the franchise agreement to support public, educational, or governmental channels or the use of such channels.

L. 94 329, §§ 211(a), 604(a)(1), expanded existing provisions to provide for increased comprehensiveness of the quarterly reports on sales of defense articles or defense services, whether through governmental channels or commercial channels.

It's a governmental channel, and CCTV worked with several government branches to get real information about the anti-corruption policy set up by Xi Jinping when he began his presidential term in China.

The other type of fees -- public, education and governmental channel fees, which were required until 2009 in Los Angeles -- were used by governments to support the government and public access TV channels offered to cable subscribers.

At issue is whether Time Warner Cable owed $2.5 million in franchise fees and public, education and governmental channel fees in 2008 and 2009 and another $7.2 million in fees in 2010 and 2011. .

"Before the twentieth century," Kuran notes, "the region did not produce a single case of mass financial mobilization through non-governmental channels for a major business venture, except insofar as foreigners were involved".

This paper explores the considerations and challenges of this approach, such as the inclusion of members of the public with limited access to the internet, the use of non-governmental channels to disseminate government information, the permanence of digital-born government information, and the design of e-government.