Sentence examples for shown on a state from inspiring English sources

Instead, it was shown on a state television channel, TVes.

M-70 was first shown on a state map on July 1 , 1919 with the debut of the Michigan state trunkline highway system.

One businessman described a video shown on state television a few years ago, in which Qaddafi is shown waiting in a long line at a bank to apply for a housing loan.

A Reuters journalist in the Iranian capital reported that one protester shown on state television "waved a framed picture of Queen Elizabeth apparently found inside the compound".

A video shown on Iranian state TV which claimed to show a Hezbollah sniper killing Isis fighters is actually footage from the 2010 video game Medal of Honour, it has been revealed.

Protesters at the American embassy in Cairo on September 11th erroneously believed the offensive film to have been shown on "American state television": in a place with a weak tradition of independent broadcasting, that claim is not as absurd as it might be elsewhere.The casualties of such outbursts are not only innocent lives and lost livelihoods.

We are ready to observe our obligations in accordance with that convention, including providing all information about these weapons," Moualem said in a statement shown on Russian state television.

We can't underestimate the importance of that film being shown on Russian state television," said Helena Luczwyo, a former Solidarity activist and until recently deputy editor of the Gazeta Wyborcza newspaper she helped to establish.

At a late afternoon news conference shown on state television, the presidential spokesman also stated that a controversial constitutional declaration issued in June had been cancelled.

Then, Mr. Kim himself was shown on state TV giving a thumbs up to a girl band featuring leggy string players performing for him and his generals, and the debate over deeper meaning began in earnest.

The prime minister was shown on state television pressing a button to release tons of water, and asking, "Was that O.K.?" "A direct hit!" the pilot replied.