Sentence examples for license radio from inspiring English sources
And regulators often limit competition, for instance by failing to license radio spectrum to new entrants.
He is also starting to license radio and television programs based on his Web site's content.
Not since the Communications Act of 1934, which authorized the federal government to license radio and television stations to use the public airwaves, has the government become entangled in so many momentous communications issues.
In 1997 NATO peacekeepers tore down the transmitters of the Bosnian Serb television station, and in 1998 an international commission was created to license radio and television throughout Bosnia.
To Gary Williams, the director of music and technical services at the Good News Church in Augusta, Ga., which has applied for a license, radio has become nothing but the same "handful of people who have a great voice all over our country".
All nations license radio and TV stations because the airwaves can only accommodate a small number of broadcasters, far fewer than the number who would like to have the privilege to broadcast.
Both talk about their station with a level of intensity and passion that I've never encountered in many years writing about the licensed radio sector.
The Jamaican Performing Rights society last year had revenues of about $300,000, all of which came from licensing radio and television stations in Jamaica.
After the sinking of the Titanic, Congress passed the Radio Act of 1912, which required all ships to have licensed radio operators and instituted a development-friendly federal allocation of the airwaves.
It is at once aggressively pursuing and shutting down microradio stations, while it also considers licensing radio stations that broadcast below 100 watts of power, compared with 50,000 watts for typical major radio stations.
Audio & Music, which includes BBC Worldwide's audiobook publishing, record licensing, radio programme sales and music publishing delivered another solid year in terms of sales.
