Sentence examples for issues and broadcasting from inspiring English sources

When he turns to subjects like antitrust issues and broadcasting rights, his disquisitions become more academic.

In the nineteen-twenties, the League of Women Voters began staging debates between candidates and debates on issues and broadcasting them on the radio.

There were arguments "in both directions" about issues such as policing and broadcasting.

Her American companion was identified as Robert J. Zangis, 44, of Prince William County, Va., a computer software salesman and former Marine Corps helicopter pilot who fought in Iraq last year as a reservist, then returned here to work with Iraqi newspapers and broadcasting outlets on issues of press freedom.

Before recording and broadcasting a Stanford course, faculty must consider a number of issues.

Read that newspapers, and broadcasting.

Tax issues, broadcasting rights and government regulation form the bulk of restrictions that could bar the two giants from joining.

green.tv, the world's first Internet-based broadband channel dedicated to environmental issues, started broadcasting in March 2006 from its website at http://www.green.tv/.

And vigilant as always in opposition research, the Gore issues staff is broadcasting the fact that the federal tax on gasoline and diesel fuel went up 5 cents a gallon in 1990.

The club owners have been divided in recent years over the issue of broadcasting systems or superstations that own baseball teams and carry their games across the country, thereby "invading" the home territories of other teams.

The issue of broadcasting in politics is a grave one, but the larger issue is the role of money in politics.