Sentence examples for permitted to broadcast from inspiring English sources
"It is with regret that we will therefore immediately be terminating our partnership with the broadcaster and they will not be permitted to broadcast the Grand Final," the European Broadcasting Union, which organizes the event, said in a statement.
Foreign companies are still permitted to broadcast on shortwaves, satellite and cable, according to Ali M. Hasanov, an official in Azerbaijan's presidential administration.
Sky Sports and BT now offer more soccer to customers than ever before, with Sky permitted to broadcast 10 Friday night Premier League games this season.
As long as he pleased and even seemed to sympathize with his Baghdad sources, he was permitted to broadcast to America.
They were not permitted to broadcast at NBC. Management considered them "biologically incapable of total objectivity". As a radio newscaster, Brinkley underlined words in his scripts to help him with emphasis.
"We have always said that we have a big interest in the market, but we cannot imagine any scenario where we'll be permitted to broadcast there," Mr. Klinkhammer said.
On receiving multiple RTS frames, the receiver broadcasts a clear-to-send (CTS) frame, which includes the set of transmitters that are permitted to transmit.
The song was not released as a single however it was permitted to be broadcast by radio stations and it was made available to download on the Internet.
You are not permitted to copy, broadcast, download, store (in any medium), transmit, show or play in public, adapt or change in any way the content of these BBC web pages for any other purpose whatsoever without the prior written permission of the BBC.
Nutrient profile models that have been developed for the purpose of regulating broadcast advertising of foods to children vary considerably in both the total number of food commercials that they permit (overall strictness) and the type of foods that they permit to be broadcast.
Residents in Hamtramck, a city of 23,000 that is surrounded by Detroit, will decide whether to permit mosques to broadcast the Islamic call to prayer.
