Sentence examples for national medium from inspiring English sources

"Already our number one national medium, TV, finds itself in a most un usual period," Maneloveg said.

When TV began as a national medium, many spots were delivered live because many programs — dramas, soap operas, talk shows — were live.

While most Russians may still be only dreaming of buying their first computers, entrepreneurs are scrambling to realize the Internet's potential as a national medium.

Next year's review will be the first national medium- to long-term climate change policy conversation for at least five years – since the carbon pricing mechanism was being negotiated.

His recordings and the national press controversies that engulfed him made his name and image synonymous with rock 'n' roll, as did his television appearances throughout 1956, a national medium not as readily available to black rockers of the era.

Representing system operators on the panel was John Sie, senior vice president of Tele-Communications Inc., who said that cable was well on its way to delivering on promises that it would be a national medium that would alter viewing habits and become an alternative, rather than just a supplement, to advertising on network TV.

The answer is the development of national medium-term fiscal strategies in concert with Euroland monetary policy, balancing the differing needs of member states.

"For folks like Vincent Longo, we are extending their [current] market opportunity," says Rao. "Eve.com gives the prestige cosmetic brands a chance to extend their reach, since they advertise in national mediums, and gives them national distribution," says Michael May, a digital commerce analyst with Jupiter Communications.

Secondly, strengthen capacities within MOH for developing health component of the national Medium-Term Health Expenditure Framework (MTEF) and for public expenditure management [ 19].

Minow was responding negatively to a new style of program that was emerging as television became the national mass medium.

In particular, I am interested in how this controversy brought questions concerning the articulation of state power and ideology into conversation with spiritual and phenomenological debates over voice and body at the moment of radio's emergence as a national broadcast medium in Japan.