Sentence examples for internal broadcast from inspiring English sources

He warned his managers that businesses failing to earn margins of at least 5 percent would have no place in a re-modeled Panasonic, according to a person at the company who was not authorized to speak about the internal broadcast.

"That was very important that we made sure cameras were always in focus and weren't losing our convergence," said Bailey, who said ESPN conducted nine internal broadcasts in the last three years.

I was a fly on the wall as I got to meet some amazing and great people who were sharing their stories with ESPN's internal employee LGBT group, which was also internally broadcast within the parent Disney corporate world.

"I believe that the report will be an overwhelming, overwhelming report" that chemical weapons were used, "even though I cannot publicly say at this time before I receive this report," Mr. Ban said at a women's forum at the United Nations headquarters, which was captured on an internal video broadcast.

[FBIS] is an overt monitoring service, and that particular location was highly effective for monitoring internal domestic broadcasts in the Soviet Union.

The structure is lined with internal speakers that broadcast a non-linear composition out into the surrounding area.

As the Trump White House broadcast its internal confusion, the Bulletin turned to someone who could give the longer view.

CEO Anri Kivimäki explained that sports teams are already recording a lot of video of their matches (both for broadcast and internal use).

"When we approach an animal for the first time, we instinctively look for cues in its body language that broadcast its internal state of mind," says Gannon.

A relay node whose internal timer expires first broadcasts a signal to neighbor relays to stop their transmission to reserve the channel, which is a first-come-first-serve policy.

The internal silencing of the broadcasts that beamed news and cultural programs into the Soviet Union during the Cold War represented the latest attempt by the Kremlin to eliminate media providing an alternative to those whose content and editors are controlled by the Russian government.