Sentence examples for that could be broadcast from inspiring English sources

The proposed six weeks of shooting would produce six episodes that could be broadcast as early as the summer.

So they arranged a "virtual wedding," a videotaped ceremony and reception that could be broadcast on the Internet.

It allowed a police dispatcher to activate it using a special tone, then to record a message that could be broadcast.

The most obvious for the consumer was an increased picture quality and an expansion of the number of channels that could be broadcast at the same time over the same radio frequencies.

Overseas expansion and a 24-hour news channel that could be broadcast in the United States, Europe and other parts of the world would help counter some of those images, they say.

But the modern industry got its start in 1984 when the Reagan Administration deregulated the airwaves and renounced rules limiting the number of commercial minutes that could be broadcast in a given hour.

He concluded: "'My Ding-a-Ling' begins with such a clear account of the contraption in question including bells, that although the possibility of a double entendre was recognised, we decided that it could be broadcast".

The panel of judges who set the hearing date also said that it could be broadcast live on Chilean National Television and other channels.

The Grammys ceremony began five minutes ahead of schedule so that it could be broadcast with an uncharacteristically long five-minute delay.

Given that the moon landing was a dramatic extension of the possibilities of communication (as President Nixon said when he was patched through to the men on the moon, this had to be "the most historic phone call ever made"), the fact that it could be broadcast live on TV was itself part of the story.

He also sought to increase external pressure on the Soviet Union to show more respect for individual rights by smuggling out information about abuses to the West so that it could be broadcast back to the Soviet people by Western radio stations.