Sentence examples for relayed programming from inspiring English sources

Griffith remained a one-station market, however instead of taking programming from Prime in line with the network's other stations, MTN-9 relayed programming mainly from WIN Television in southern New South Wales.

State-owned radio and television stations relay programs to all parts of the country.

This requires relay engineers to be trained in relays' programming techniques.

Radio stations relay programs throughout the territories, and most of the larger settlements have their own weekly newspapers.

T. & T. has agreed to lease, to electric light substations in various cities which in turn relay programs over electric light wires and you simply plug your Wired Radio set into any light socket.

Four years ago at the Beijing Olympics, the United States men's and women's 4x100-meter relay teams dropped batons — and heard the pings of them hitting the track — during a disastrous performance that prompted the chief executive of USA Track & Field to promise a "comprehensive review" of the entire relay program.

In 2005, as part of a torch relay program to mark 30 years of independence, President Armando Guebuza noted that the torch's flame was a symbol of Mozambique's history and would light the people's path "to the consolidation of independence and construction of their well-being".

Atkins reports that the NYC Relay program is already financially self-sufficient, meaning that the operating costs are fully covered by tuition.

The key point is that subscribers call all the shots: Aereo's automated system does not relay any program, copyrighted or not, until a subscriber selects the program and tells Aereo to relay it.

"The answer lies in better monitoring and supervision of existing graduate schools, more than it is 'Let's just toss to the side and create something different.' " Yet Relay and programs like it are already having a broader impact.

(3) The broadcasting of a program relayed by a remote pickup broadcast station is not considered a rebroadcast.