Sentence examples for radio vision from inspiring English sources

"If they don't disarm the chimères, I will reassemble my men and take up arms again," Mr. Philippe said in an interview with Radio Vision 2000.

The advancing rebels would provide security in Port-au-Prince, a former master sergeant, Joseph Jean-Baptisaid sain in a broadcast on Radio Vision 2000.

A few protesters also gathered outside Radio Vision 2000, a station known for its anti-government stand, and threatened to burn it down.

The protest today in Cap Haitien, Haiti's second-largest city, echoed one on Nov. 17 in which an estimated 10,000 people took part, the private Radio Vision 2000 reported.

Radio Vision now has more than 30 employees and has opened offices in London and Tokyo.

"That was really the start of Radio Vision with a major project". Entertainment lawyer Jay L. Cooper, who represented the USA for Africa project, said his experience with Radio Vision "really made a believer out of me". "They were very gung-ho and they convinced me there was a market for this around the world," Cooper said.

You also can't deny that when this song comes on the radio, visions of platform shoes and polyester shirts dance in your head. 5. "Don't You Forget About Me" -- The Breakfast Club (Simple Minds) This song gets two chances to burrow into your noggin.

He said he would go out with a sound truck into poorer areas and would use radio, tele vision and newspaper appeals "to try to increase people's awareness" of the need to be counted.

Recent advances in the development of software defined radios support the vision where agile radios are employed at each node that utilize multiple standards and communicate seamlessly.

Some is equipment, such as radios, night-vision goggles and helicopter spare parts, which cannot be set up, certified or used for training because Pakistan has denied visas to the American personnel needed to operate the equipment, two senior Pentagon officials said.

An additional $500 million worth of equipment — body armor, rifles, radios, night-vision goggles and helicopter spare parts — hasn't been delivered or is being held in Pakistan until the government grants visas to the American trainers and to 200 or more diplomats and civilians assigned to the United States Embassy in Islamabad.