"We have issued broadcasts and warnings to ships to watch for robbers and pirates".
Ḥusaynī spent most of World War II (1939 45) in Germany, where he issued broadcasts urging revolt in the Arab world and endeavoured to halt Jewish emigration to Palestine from countries occupied by the Nazis.
How it came about: In the Radio Act of 1927, Congress dictated that the FCC (and its predecessor, the Federal Radio Commission) should only issue broadcast licenses when doing so serves the public interest.
The electronic communications market in Croatia is regulated by the Croatian Regulatory Authority for Network Industries (HAKOM), which issues broadcast licenses and monitors the market.
Relations with Egypt immediately soured, with Nasser, still popular with the Syrian masses, issuing broadcasts denouncing the Ba'athists as "murderers" and "fascists," and representing the forces of heresy and atheism, a derogatory reference to the party's embrace of strict secularism and the numerous leadership positions held by non-Sunni Muslims.
Turkey's broadcasting agency, RTÜK, has issued a broadcast ban.
Turkey's broadcasting agency, RTÜK, has since issued a broadcast ban.
Amsa issued a broadcast to local shipping on Christmas morning.
There was no immediate claim of responsibility for Tuesday's blast, and Turkish authorities issued a broadcast ban on the attack.
Turkish authorities issued a broadcast ban on the attack and Erdoğan held an emergency meeting with the prime minister and military commanders on Tuesday night.
In May this year Ofcom issued new broadcast guidelines that were widely interpreted as a loosening of the existing rules and which the regulator claimed would "allow creative freedom for broadcasters" and "remove unnecessary intervention".
