Sentence examples for has to broadcast from inspiring English sources

Milne, a former telco executive, has made no secret of his desire to raise $500m for digital infrastructure for when the ABC is fully digital and no longer has to broadcast television and radio.

ISO 11783 standard provides three classification levels for a tractor manufacturer; in Class 1 tractor has to broadcast only the basic measurements to the network, in Class 2 more measurements and in Class 3 tractor is capable of handling requests or commands from implement.

In mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs), on-demand routing requires less network resources and less energy consumption than proactive routing because the proactive routing has to broadcast control messages periodically and store all routing paths in the routing table even though there is no data to send.

According to OFCOM, the broadcaster will have to broadcast a logo for three seconds at the start and end of programmes which have been paid to feature products.

Would the BBC have had to broadcast a rightwing equivalent?

Anything to not have to broadcast another episode of "House".

"We'll have to broadcast martial music," agrees Hamilton.

Hoping we wont have to broadcast from the closet this time!

One season, a student-run college radio station had to broadcast the games for a while.

Basic-cable channels have to broadcast shows that are so good that audiences will go nuts when denied them.

Mr. Glickman did not even have to broadcast a live game to be memorable, Mr. Sterling said.