Sentence examples for policing broadcast from inspiring English sources

In a small minority of cases where its ruling are ignored or flouted, it can call on what the ASA calls its "legal backstop", meaning it can refer miscreants to the Office of Fair Trading for punishment (ie, fines).But things look very different when the ASA is policing broadcast ads.

Paris tourism representatives have already expressed concern that images of strikes and demonstrators clashing with police broadcast around the world last week were putting off visitors to France.

Police broadcast over their radios that Ciancia was in custody at 9.25am, five minutes after Hernandez was shot in the chest.

The police broadcast a description of the robbery suspect and a few minutes later two Port Authority officers saw a man fitting the description in an underground area on 40th Street and 9th Avenue where buses pull in to pick up and drop off passengers, Ms. Tierney said.

Washington and the Serbian opposition singled out the issue of television coverage because, along with the secret police, broadcast news programs, spouting incessant support of Serbian war aims and disinformation about political opponents, are considered to be a central pillar of Mr. Milosevic's power.

The result was the 1997 series The Adventures of Sam & Max: Freelance Police, broadcast on Fox Kids in the United States, YTV in Canada and Channel 4 in the United Kingdom.

Depending on what signal type (digital vs. analog) the police broadcast in in your area, this will cost between $75 and $500 or more in pounds.

The police radio broadcast that a deer had been seen on the Parkway, & soon three police cars and two carloads of newspaper reporters & photographers joined the chase.

Simpson is arrested after a slow-speed police chase broadcast live on US television.

Images of the clashes with police were broadcast across the world.

The images were shown to the police, who broadcast descriptions of the man and his truck, leading to his arrest ten minutes later.