Sentence examples for organizations broadcast from inspiring English sources

Opposition organizations broadcast videos that seemed to show demonstrations against the vote throughout the country.

In their eagerness to take advantage of the first photographs of American war dead from Iraq returning to Dover, several news organizations broadcast or published images of coffins that actually contained the remains of astronauts killed in the breakup of the Columbia space shuttle, NASA said Friday.

Most major news organizations broadcast the various events live multiple times; during the week, the cable channel C-SPAN broadcast uninterrupted coverage of the funeral ceremonies.

The school pays almost $2,400 a year to livestream.com, which is one of a growing number of companies that helps schools and organizations broadcast and archive events.

(Just last week, in fact, Hezbollah's long-running feud with the Central Intelligence Agency heated up when the organization broadcast what it said were the names of 10 American spies who had worked in recent years at the embassy in Beirut. ) The time was ripe, too, for taking on Hezbollah — a moment that crystallized its ascent but also its vulnerability.

Shortly after, Mr. Rooney was named pop songwriter of the year by the music-licensing organization Broadcast Music Inc. "I knew we were going to do well together because he understood and celebrated melody like no one that I ever worked with," Mr. Anthony said in an e-mail.

That includes custom branding for each organization, broadcast-style town halls, and single sign-on options for premium users.

The organization broadcasts in 20 countries, including in Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

One area that has been growing consistently, however, are the royalties from performing rights organizations like Broadcast Music Inc. and the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, which pay songwriters and music publishers when their music is broadcast, performed live or streamed online.

The police, with little to go on, had encouraged news organizations to broadcast the image of the girl.

The Press Ministry warned this week that news organizations that broadcast interviews with rebel leaders or quote them directly would violate Russian laws on fighting terrorism.