Sentence examples for in which broadcast from inspiring English sources

AMERICAN television used to have an "equal time" requirement, in which broadcast media were required to give equal time to dissenting views on any issue.

Such predominance is more evident in the single-hop WiNoC, in which broadcast communications occur in a single hop.

The only difference between them is that LAB explicitly limits the area in which broadcasts are allowed.

His most high-profile investment has been in a chain of television stations in Eastern Europe, which broadcast American programming as well as local news and entertainment.

NBN purchased the Romper Room franchise from Fremantle International in 1967, which broadcast for over three decades.

Throughout the decade, Poulenc was popular with British audiences; he established a fruitful relationship with the BBC in London, which broadcast many of his works.

Despite his enthusiasm for propaganda, Van der Byl was outraged when the BBC subsequently set up a radio station at Francistown in Botswana which broadcast for 27 months, criticising UDI and urging Rhodesians to revoke it.

Gray Davis, the governor of California, launched a system known as "Amber alerts", after a little girl who was murdered in Texas in 1996, which broadcasts information about lost children over the radio and on road signs.

For instance, Mr. Pittman said, "we put the Univision stations" — which broadcast in Spanish — "on iHeartRadio.

Miles won Best International Male Newcomer at the 1997 Brit Awards, and founded the Open Lab radio station in 2012, which broadcasts online and in the Balearic Islands of Ibiza and Formentera.

The island's radio and television channels, which broadcast mainly in French and Malagasy, operate with relative freedom.