Sentence examples for televised issue from inspiring English sources

For more than a decade, there has been a surge every two years in soft money donations, which are then passed on to state political organizations to buy televised issue advertisements that are really designed to bolster the party's candidate or disparage the opponent.

The second bans the use of money from corporate and union treasuries for "electioneering communications" -- televised "issue ads" that, even if they do not use words to "express advocacy" like "vote for" or "defeat," seek to influence elections in the weeks before Election Day.

The captive's wife, Patricia, issued televised pleas for his return.

Sides cited the work of scholar George Edwards, who found that the "Great Communicator," President Ronald Reagan, failed to move opinion in his favor with nationally televised addresses on issues such as increased defense spending or aid to the Contra rebels in Nicaragua.

It provides viewers with a feast of Lingle speeches, Lingle advertisements and Lingle endorsements, as well as video issue papers, televised forums and testimonials delivered in 10 of the languages spoken on these islands.

Under the unusual settlement of a civil suit, the defendant, Roy E. Frankhouser, a self-described chaplain to the Ku Klux Klan, has agreed to issue a televised apology to his victim, Bonnie L. Jouhari, a former social worker who helped people file housing discrimination complaints in the Reading, Pa., area.

He said Court TV had always agreed to obscure the face of any witness who wanted it and told the judge that a "vast majority" of the case could be televised without raising security issues.

At the same time that the Republicans were killing Congressional representation for D.C. residents, the major G.O.P. candidates for president were offering a collective slap in the face to black voters nationally by refusing to participate in a long-scheduled, nationally televised debate focusing on issues important to minorities.

In addition to the breakfast meetings, which will be the only occasion in the mornings when the restaurant will be open to people who are not hotel guests, the hotel will sponsor one of the club's televised forums on civic issues.

Three days after Gomaa's televised defense, al-Jifri issued a slightly longer statement on Gomaa, which may be accessed in English translation here.

Morgan has issued statements, televised his mea culpa more than once and is even planning a visit back to the scene of the crime, where he will apologize to actual gays.