Sentence examples for those broadcasters from inspiring English sources

The logic, I assume, is that such availability might harm the interests of those broadcasters who have shelled out to the IOC for broadcast rights in their own countries.

Now we're looking to bring all those broadcasters back to One World Trade Center.

Excluding news programming, those broadcasters spent just 287 million Canadian dollars to buy or produce Canadian programs.

Those broadcasters have long faced competition from several other regional news channels, including BBC Arabic Television and Al Hurra, which is financed by the U.S. government.

In theory, BSkyB would then be the gatekeeper, allowing only those broadcasters that it wanted into the digital market.But would BSkyB really be so powerful?

And yet, arresting figures suggesting a decline in early season ratings have prompted an outbreak of soul‑searching at those broadcasters and head‑scratching among analysts.

So great is their influence that the questions posed to Mrs. Clinton by young people the next day sounded like those the broadcasters had asked — blunt and combative, though just short of rude.

This can be especially helpful for those busier broadcasters you follow, or those who you only want to tune into on occasion – like when you're bored and browsing through Periscope in search of someone or something to watch.

With his death, those snooty broadcasters who spurned him will get to know what they missed.

The UK launch, though expected, will alarm those British broadcasters who have long feared Google's domination of their sector.

Time Warner is trying a new strategy when it comes to those fees broadcasters have been demanding for the right to retransmit their signals.