Sentence examples for private broadcasters from inspiring English sources

The debate over whether an "event of national interest" should be broadcast by the publicly funded CBC or private broadcasters reached the floor of Parliament as members of the federal government weighed in.

At the end of the three days they recorded an hour-long radio show in front of family and friends from the village, which was then broadcast on Sud FM St Louis, one of the country's largest private broadcasters.

Chávez struck back: he expanded the state's media empire and cowed private broadcasters.

Private broadcasters fought the plan, arguing that there were not enough Canadian records to meet the quota.

"In 2002, private broadcasters started their own television transmissions after the creation of the Pakistan Electronic Media Authority.

Mr. Chávez accused RCTV and other private broadcasters of supporting a coup that briefly ousted him in 2002.

But Venezuela's media is dominated by private broadcasters, some of whom make Fox News look like cuddly lefties.

A model that is based on competition for quality – but not funding – between public and private broadcasters.

But three other broadcasters — the publicly owned Channel 4 and two private broadcasters, ITV and Channel 5 — accepted the appeal.

Geo was established in 2002, after the military ruler General Pervez Musharraf allowed the licensing of private broadcasters.

The headline for the story in question story read: "FCC's Chief Diversity Officer Wants Private Broadcasters to Pay a Sum Equal to Their Total Operating Costs to Fund Public Broadcasting".