Sentence examples for provide broadcasting from inspiring English sources

The SES-9 satellite will provide broadcasting and maritime communications for a large swath of Asia and the Indian Ocean, according to the company.

For instance, RSC Energia, the company that built and operates Mir, has signed an agreement with an American company, Spacehab Inc., to build a $100 million attachment to the station that would provide broadcasting and Internet services from space.

92 QC Leisure and others, Ms Murphy, the Commission and the EFTA Surveillance Authority contend that such a restriction on the freedom to provide broadcasting services cannot be justified, because it results in a partitioning of the internal market.

MPs were told that £35m from the EU has been invested a BBC offshoot unit that provides broadcasting training in volatile overseas states and other money is "occasionally available".

By the end, the Russians were selling the Baathist elite luxury cars, the French were providing broadcasting equipment for the Information Ministry and the Germans and Chinese worked on the phone system.

The service also provides broadcasting tools.

The Company provides broadcasting and media services, including television broadcasting under Thai television (TV) color channel 3, radio broadcasting on frequency modulation (FM) 95.5 and 105.5 megahertz (MHz), and information transmission through telephone signal, Internet and mobile services.

With the networks seeking ways to sell more time at full price, they struck a compromise with the government to reduce the amount of advertising time they were required to provide by broadcasting antidrug shows.

25 Under Article 7(2) of the Related Rights Directive, Member States are to provide for broadcasting organisations the exclusive right to authorise or prohibit the fixation of their broadcasts, whether these broadcasts are transmitted by wire or over the air, including by cable or satellite.

As a principle, there is no compelling reason why the government (in effect) should collect a compulsory tax from us to provide a broadcasting service, unless that broadcasting service does something for our society that would not otherwise exist.

As far as roads are concerned, based on WLAN communications, VANETs the Vehicular Ad-hoc NETworks could provide a broadcasting facility between vehicles within radio line of sight, to broadcast real time information on traffic, and road conditions and hazards.