Sentence examples for radio establishment from inspiring English sources

In her mind, she was done wrong by Nashville and the country radio establishment, and a divorce may be pending.

In only a week, Jian Ghomeshi has gone from being the darling of Canada's prestigious Canadian Broadcasting Corporation CBCC) radio establishment to a publicly maligned outcast with the allegations of more than nine women demolishing his reputation.

Sudanese Defense Minister Awad Ibn Auf declared on state radio the establishment of a two-year transitional government administered by the military with him in charge, adding that the constitution was suspended, that a three-month state of emergency was in effect and that a curfew had been imposed.

Radio frequency connection establishment is triggered by sending a channel request message.

During the early morning hours of 4 November, Ferenc Münnich announced on Radio Szolnok the establishment of the "Revolutionary Workers'-Peasants Workers'-Peasants Government

Based on the aforementioned discussion, the cognitive radio-based connectivity establishment mechanism in M2M network can be depicted in Figure��2, which mainly contains seven main steps: Figure 2 Connectivity establishment mechanism.

Bergmeier and Lotz explore the origins of subversive radio broadcasting, describe the establishment of Goebbels Propaganda Ministryy and the rapid growth of its foreign-language broadcasting division, and provide a detailed anatomy of its organization, operation and personnel.

A surprisingly large number of figures from the conservative establishment — commentators, radio hosts, Trump family members, and other Republican figures — shared, liked, hinted at, raised questions about or otherwise endorsed a fringe theory that the attacks were a "false flag," — a staged attack designed to advance the political goals of the very people it seemed intended to hurt.

NAS: The NAS functionalities include the establishment of radio connections between the network and the UE.

The radio DJs played ­anti-establishment anthems, screeds against the war, songs about love-ins and peace-ins and hippie picnics.

Two EECS alumni were instrumental in the creation and establishment of KALX radio on campus in the 1960s.