Sentence examples for prevented from broadcasting from inspiring English sources

The BBC must be prevented from broadcasting this series.

Mustafa Barghouti, head of the Palestinian National Initiative, described the evacuation as "brutal" and protested that Palestine TV had been prevented from broadcasting during the raid.

Ms. Romanova said she had also recently been prevented from broadcasting a report about how charges were dropped against Alexander Ivanov, the son of Defense Minister Sergei B. Ivanov, who struck and killed a pedestrian while driving.

The station was prevented from broadcasting from a pro-Mursi rally and its crew there was also detained, he said.

That injunction prevented RTÉ from broadcasting a report relating to O'Brien's private banking affairs with IBRC.

Television stations in Illinois and Colorado prevented Mr. Terry from broadcasting the ads during the Super Bowl this year by successfully arguing to the Federal Communications Commission that he was not a qualified candidate.

Unfortunately, WHNT had "technical problems" that prevented it from broadcasting a segment (the problems were resolved in time for the next part of the show) that many residents of Alabama would no doubt have found quite interesting.

Unfortunately, a voiceover artist claimed that NBC "network policy" prevented it from broadcasting his comments.

(Kelly said that programmed breaks prevented them from broadcasting Khan's speech).

"Just as Great Britain would not permit Der Stürmer to establish a television channel to broadcast from London, and the United States would not permit an Al Qaeda channel to broadcast from New York, so must we act in order to prevent Al Jazeera from broadcasting from Israel".

But they also acknowledge that little has been done to prevent Al Manar from broadcasting in the United States, in part because the laws prosecuting racist and hate crimes are much weaker in the United States than in France.