Sentence examples for sharing television from inspiring English sources

Stern refuses to consider a solution that would involve his owners sharing television revenue, as N.F.L. teams do.

The most important safeguard against dynasties is the league's longstanding policy of sharing television revenue equally between the Green Bays and New Yorks.

They must help Chicago's bid for the 2016 Summer Games, as well as iron out a deal with the International Olympic Committee over sharing television and sponsorship revenue.

Armenia, which is likely to have an equally nationalistic government following a general election on May 31st, was one of only three countries that voted last month against expelling Serbia from Eutelsat, a pan-European organisation for sharing television satellites.

Larger households means more people sharing televisions, refrigerators and cars, and so fewer sales of new ones.

One innovation lets users share television shows and video clips with friends.

Race organizers do not share television and advertising revenue generated by races with the teams that pay the riders' salaries and provide their support staff and equipment.

And if Wellington Mara, the longtime Giants owner, had not successfully argued in 1961 for all teams to share television income equally, Green Bay's small market would surely have been its demise.

The Rugby Football Union has been trying to explore whether a potential way out would be shared television rights, but that would require the two companies, who have become fierce competitors in the world of sport this year, to renegotiate.

The world of sports makes for a very different kind of business environment because even as teams compete furiously on the field or on the ice, teams must work together to some extent because they share television revenues, Mr. Wang said.

Beyond bidding up team values to unheard-of levels, they're moving inexorably toward changing the rules whereby all teams have shared television and NFL-branded merchandise revenues equally.