Sentence examples for television act from inspiring English sources

Nickelodeon said in a statement that it was confident the show did not violate the Children's Television Act, which limits advertising in shows aimed at kids.

"Beakman's World" was a response to the Children's Television Act of 1990, which required stations to program educational shows for children.

The Independent Television service, or ITV, began broadcasting in 1955 following the Television Act 1954, which legislated for the establishment of a commercial television service in the UK.

It retained its monopoly of television service in Britain until the passage of the Television Act of 1954 and the subsequent creation of a commercial channel operated by the Independent Television Authority (later the Office of Communications [Ofcom]) in 1955.

IN 1990, Congress passed the Children's Television Act, which required every broadcast station desiring to keep its license to run programming that "furthers the positive development of the child".

This type of series began to wane after 1990, when Congress passed the Children's Television Act, and networks were required to demonstrate that their programming slates included educational material — although what was "good for children" was not necessarily the same as "good".

A high-definition television acts as a monitor in each room.

For newspapers and television, acts of terrorism inevitably make good copy and compelling viewing.

Theresa Rebeck, who has had a successful career writing for the theater and television, acts as "someone in the middle" of the workshop, she said.

One idea is that television acts as a role model, so watching the European Championships may inspire children to try to emulate the likes of Wayne Rooney in the playground.

Richard Bernard "Red" Skelton (July 18 , 1913September 17 , 1997was an American entertainer best known for his national radio and television acts between 1937 and 1971 and as host of the television program The Red Skelton Show.