Sentence examples for group of broadcasters from inspiring English sources

You can guess which group of broadcasters were frequently up before the committee: the pornographic or, as they prefer, adult channels.

Sir David Attenborough and a group of broadcasters, conservationists and MPs have called on the Chinese president to bring his country's ivory trade to an end and save the African elephant from extinction.

Sir David Attenborough and a group of broadcasters, conservationists and MPs have called on the Chinese president to end his country's ivory trade and save African elephants from extinction.

"The history of Eurovision is that in 1953 or something, after the second world war, a group of broadcasters got together and said: 'How can we get Europe back?

The F.C.C. envisons as many as a thousand micro-stations, each with a broadcast range of seven miles, and with a combined audience of millions for an entirely new group of broadcasters.

Thus, your answers are compared to those from a group of broadcasters, hair stylists, college professors, city administrators, and others.

Today, two groups of broadcasters filed two separate federal lawsuits against Aereo in the Southern District of New York claiming that Aereo will infringe their copyrights by making available technology which enables consumers to access broadcast television via a remote antenna and DVR.

And much of the airspace coveted by the makers of wireless devices is in the hands of Mr. Paxson and a small group of other broadcasters, including Barry Diller of USA Networks and the Sinclair Broadcast Group, a major broadcaster based in Baltimore.

Uecker, who is divorced and has four children, is one of a small group of baseball broadcasters whose endurance with one or more teams make them greater symbols for those franchises than most players.

PARIS, June 2 (Reuters) - An international group of commercial broadcasters and global news agencies complained on Monday about access to this week's 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings, fearing heavy costs to secure access to images.

So why did Clear Channel change its position, breaking ranks with its powerful lobbying group, the National Association of Broadcasters?