Sentence examples for released to broadcasters from inspiring English sources
Officials said it is manually released to broadcasters.
Why has this come out now? His footage was released to broadcasters under the "pool" arrangement which is standard procedure for royal events (to avoid all broadcasters sending their own crews to every engagement).
The 30-second video message – available in German, English and French versions – will be released to broadcasters worldwide to mark this year's World Aids Day, on 1 December 2007.
The letter, whose signatories also include broadcasters Zoe Ball and David Baddiel, film director Richard Curtis, actors Eddie Marsan, David Harewood and David Morrissey, and author Jojo Moyes, is released to mark World Suicide Prevention Day on Monday.
Broadcasters procure programs and propagate them to the public; CATV systems receive programs that have been released to the public and carry them by private channels to additional viewers". Id., at 400.
DG. is a provider of digital technology services that enable the electronic delivery of advertisements, syndicated programs, and video news releases to traditional broadcasters, online publishers and other media outlets.
Television audiences for the royal wedding on BBC1 and ITV1 peaked at more than 24 million, according to figures released by the broadcasters.
Listening figures released this week suggest that kissing up to broadcasters is only part of the reason so many pop songs are written about the wireless.
Ratings for this year's Academy Awards were up on last year's record low, according to data released by US broadcaster ABC.
Public Broadcasting Service has launched an investigation into the revelations to "determine whether or not all of PBS's editorial standards were observed", according to a statement released by the broadcaster on Tuesday and seen by the Hollywood Reporter.
The framework released by the broadcasters calls for a federal mandate that every cellphone sold in the United States include a chip to allow FM radio reception — a "critically important" part of the plan, said Dennis Wharton, the group's spokesman.
