Sentence examples for maximum television from inspiring English sources

Maximum television coverage should be sought, especially by Al Jazeera, as individual Iraqis relate their stories.

NBC officials made the announcement as members of Congress and others had sought to persuade both the network and Major League Baseball to modify the schedule so that the debate could get maximum television exposure.

State Republican officials said they had no choice and could take no chances, not after their peers in Florida set a new date for their primary, Monday, Oct. 31st, and then, in a cunning bid for maximum television coverage, promised Halloween candy to voters who came in costume as the candidate they supported.

The prison agency acknowledged it had agreed to move the gang leaders out of maximum security, provide televisions and make other concessions, like increased visiting rights, to encourage the truce.

Mr. Bush's appearances in the past two days have been choreographed for maximum visual effect on television, as Congress begins to review his budget.

This was released at 6pm to secure maximum coverage on the television news bulletins in an attempt to set the scene for a parliamentary battle with the government and the Commons authorities today when MPs return for the Queen's speech.

Actually, back in the days when there was no Internet, no national newspapers, no nothing except three networks and a maximum of four unaffiliated television stations in any given market, buying a big block of TV time within a few days of the election was routine.

Television attracts maximum audiences during evening games, so Major League Baseball MLBB) has given afternoon games short shrift.

Most adolescents failed to get the daily 60 minutes of physical activity recommended for their age group, and watched more than the maximum two hours of television recommended for good health.

One of the intentions of this study was to assess the association between delayed language development and the maximum time spent on television recommended by the AAP [ 7].

He said Mr. Bent would spend the maximum he could on local television commercials, about $55,000 a week, and would spend more than $250,000 a week on mailings.