Sentence examples for public broadcasts from inspiring English sources

TC: The broadcasters have threatened to take their public broadcasts off the air and become cable companies, should Aereo win.

Mr. Khan said Mr. Hussain "had openly threatened P.T.I. workers and leaders through public broadcasts".

Sierra Leone relies heavily on radio for public broadcasts, which excludes hearing-impaired voters.

"I hold Altaf Hussain directly responsible... as he openly threatened PTI [Mr Khan's party] workers and leaders through public broadcasts," Mr Khan wrote in a tweet.

And, like Hirohito until Japan's surrender, Kim Jong Il, like his father before him, was not heard speaking by his people in public broadcasts.

Whereas Israelis generally dub them terrorists, Palestinians call them asra, or prisoners of war, and devote large chunks of their public broadcasts and budget to supporting them and their families.

Furthermore, it would build the case worldwide for public broadcasting – a public broadcast archive being the cost of entry for admission to the club of sharing nations.

Deccan Radio was the first radio public broadcast station in the city starting on 3 February 1935, with FM broadcasting beginning in 2000.

Others want to seize the opportunity of a public broadcast to address the electorate.

The Cheney family as a whole, again in the spotlight over sharp words not meant for public broadcast?

It's a co-production of the BBC, the Flemish public broadcast company VRT, and HBO, which started running it this week.