Sentence examples for may be broadcast from inspiring English sources

"Grey's," which will largely be in reruns, may be broadcast on Friday or Saturday night.

According to the codes, radio stations must not broadcast the words of "an identifiable person" unless that person is aware that the words may be broadcast.

They are providing employees with coaching sessions, either in person, over the phone or through small group sessions that may be broadcast over the web.

And the program may be broadcast from Starbucks locations when it travels, as it did last year for the political conventions and this year for the inauguration.

(1) Messages originated by privately-owned non-broadcast stations other than those in the Amateur and CB Radio Services may be broadcast only upon receipt of prior permission from the non-broadcast licensee.

"It is a little bit like those baseball players that they put mikes on during a big game — even what seem to be discreet conversations you have with your sources may be broadcast quite widely," she added.

The then editor of Gay Times, David Smith, was invited to a pre-screening - but was later told he couldn't use any stills, nor even call it an ad, as it was "footage" which may or may not be broadcast.

But officials in both camps concede that given the differences on the two sides, there may be compromises made, such as the prospect that one of the debates may not be broadcast in prime time on all three major networks.

There may not be broadcast TV...

There is another advantage: campaign rallies may not be broadcast on television.

"It's a very sort of insular community, where a lot of things may not be broadcast to the entire five boroughs," he said.