Sentence examples for pull broadcasting from inspiring English sources

One such small step has been a high court decision to pull broadcasting frequencies from two television channels.

The managing director refuted suggestions SBS was moving away from covering football, saying "we are 100% committed to football" and only a "catastrophic" event would cause us to pull out of broadcasting the Fifa World Cup.

The CBS television network remains an industry workhorse, pulling the broadcasting company to another record quarter with profits up 26% compared with a year-ago period.

Ms. Glasser also asked Mrs. Clinton about her remarks in 2009 that human rights were only a part of the U.S. foreign policy portfolio with China: I was here 17 years ago saying women's rights are human rights and the Chinese violate women's rights all the time, and they pulled the plug on broadcasting my speech.

State broadcaster Televisora Venezolana Social will run the telenovela on weekdays for half an hour on the channel once occupied by RCTV, a private television station that was pulled from public broadcasting in 2007 and pushed off private stations in 2010, raising questions about freedom of the press.

Can they pull it off?" The big broadcasting jobs – chief executive of ITV or BSkyB, for example – that once seemed destined to be Airey's have so far managed to elude her.

WSUM is one of about 70 college radio stations to pull the plug on Internet broadcasting in the last several months because of new copyright fees and reporting regulations required by the Library of Congress.

The four oversaw the rise of Top Gear from a mainstream car show into a broadcasting success story which pulled in millions of viewers around the world and spawned live shows and international imitations.

That foursome are the broadcasting collaboration hoping to pull off these debates.

In June, after barely eking out $2.8 million in earnings for its latest fiscal year, the 118-year-old church decided to pull the plug on its remaining broadcasting venture-Monitor Radio-after 13 years of losses.

In South Carolina, I pulled in dozens of faraway stations, most of them broadcasting apocalyptic preachers and Alan Jackson songs.