Sentence examples for required broadcast from inspiring English sources

The most hypocritical part of all this is that Thune's investigation directly contradicts his own purported views on free speech that date back to the debate over the Fairness Doctrine, a now-defunct (and arguably unconstitutional) FCC policy that required broadcast networks to allow politicians space to rebut arguments made by another party.

Yes, let the truth be known that I was hired for my job in television because the station that hired me (WBZ-TV in Boston) was responding to a federal initiative under the Equal Employment Opportunity Act which required broadcast stations operating under a public license to hire women and minorities.

Last year, a federal appeals court refused to block temporarily the commission's rules requiring broadcast stations in the nation's top 50 TV markets to disclose the names of groups paying for political ads and how much they were spending.

Critical wireless sensor networks deployed in defence and resource management applications will require broadcast data to remain confidential.

Now broadcasters are no longer required to broadcast the contest live, but may transmit it with some delay at a time that is more appropriate for children's television broadcast.

Our experiments show that the time and energy required to broadcast a page of a program image confidentially and securely to multiple nodes using our scheme is within a factor of three of that needed by standard Deluge, with an additional seconds for the initial bootstrap phase.

The BBC is prohibited from broadcasting editorials; V.O.A., by contrast, is officially required to broadcast United States government editorials.

Television and radio stations are often required to broadcast Kirchner's speeches nationally.

Mr. Hunstable said that the data required to broadcast or watch live video using Ustream's app is comparable to that of watching a YouTube video.

Also on Wednesday, Mr. Chávez made his first public comments since the primary, speaking during a National Assembly event that television and radio stations were required to broadcast.

One controversial step was to set a minimum amount of Canadian music or programming that stations would be required to broadcast.