Sentence examples for through broadcast from inspiring English sources

The law specifically permits restrictions through broadcast licences.

Digital delivery through broadcast and the Internet is seen as a potential boon to the economy.

The coding is sent through broadcast signals, the reception of which can be blocked by cable.

Candidates must wage war through broadcast advertising, leaving the President with little choice but to swim "in the same muddy water" as Republicans.

In North America, Australia, the United Kingdom, Germany, and some other European countries, credit-bearing courses are now available for teachers through broadcast television, radio, and correspondence tuition.

Broadcaster and journalist Steve Hewlett, 58, who earlier this year was diagnosed with cancer of the oesophagus, charts his journey through broadcast interviews and an Observer column.

The Olympic committee had a budget of $1.3 billion, which it was supposed to meet through broadcast-rights fees, sponsorships, ticket sales and licensing arrangements.

Richard Nixon's reputation was in part created by television through broadcasts of the House Un-American Activities Committee hearings in the 1940s.

But if those forms of communication initially brought the country together in displays of public grieving -- through broadcasts of memorial services and Web site tributes to the victims -- they have more lately become national forums for the expression of anxiety.

"We want to reach people all over the world through broadcasts over radio, television and the Internet.

The communists spread propaganda through broadcasts in tribal languages and infiltrated the highland areas.