Sentence examples for policy broadcast from inspiring English sources

Once more unto the breach is delivered not as a rant but as a strategic policy broadcast.

PERETZ IS A ZIONIST, but his true ideology is outrage, a policy broadcast loudly for 33 years as editor in chief of The New Republic.

But it is not certain that Labour will join a new government.See articleClosing statementsGeorge Bush and John Kerry concluded their series of televised debates with a discussion on domestic policy broadcast from Tempe, Arizona.

"I'm truly amazed to see the media — which has mostly aligned itself with the regime since the overthrow of the Islamist President Mohamed Morsi, [and] lionizing Sisi and the military — now being increasingly critical of Sisi's heavy handed policies," broadcast journalist Shahira Amin told VICE News.

"If you want to debate fiscal policy," he broadcast, "there's a man in the visitors' bleachers".

Sinclair may have violated the FCC's longstanding policy against broadcast licensees deliberately distorting news by staging, slanting, or falsifying information…Multiple news outlets report that Sinclair has been forcing local news anchors to read Sinclair-mandated scripts warning of the dangers of "one-sided news stories plaguing our country," over the protests from local news teams.

She interviews experts on detention policy and broadcasts short segments on life inside Iraq's prisons.

The new sanctions targeted Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting, which is responsible for broadcast policy in Iran and oversees production at Iranian television and radio channels.

The group carried out massacres of Shias and Yazidis as a matter of policy, and then broadcast videos of the murders.

Clear Channel acted against Mr. Stern's "shock jock" show in six cities yesterday after announcing a policy to curb broadcast indecency.

When I came to this channel, they set their conditions and I set mine: they don't interfere with broadcast policy or personnel, and I don't ask them for money.