Sentence examples for to broadcast information from inspiring English sources

In early 2002, the F.C.C. added an emergency code so that radio and television stations could interrupt programming to broadcast information about child abductions.

If people are using the lights to broadcast information, for example, they might use a microphone to create the signal and a wire to carry the information to each light.

Colonel Fleming got a report on corps contact with the news media and the presence on social media sites like Twitter and Facebook, which the district uses to broadcast information to the public.

But unlike Twitter, designed to broadcast information to anyone willing to listen, Facebook originally served (and can still be configured) to whisper thoughts to a select group of kith and kin.

He also suggested that the United States do more to broadcast information in Afghanistan, where he believes that most people still do not know about the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington.

To illustrate, we consider an RSU setup near a parking lot to broadcast information about vacant spaces.

From, the inception of the World Wide Web -- it has been nothing less than a platform to freely broadcast information.

Moreover, in Egypt and through the Arab world, Al Jazeera and other media networks used the Internet much like the '25 Bahman' Facebook group, to globally broadcast information and events as they happened, through live feeds.

This is consistent with other lines of investigation predominantly from the priming literature [24] [26], from the trace and delay operational conditional learning [27], [28] and with theoretical models of consciousness which argue that an important aspect of consciousness it to maintain and broadcast information flexibly across modalities, time and space [19], [29], [30].

"We know all the journalists, we are familiar with you all, we talk to you all, we reached a certain agreement about what and how you are to clearly and accurately broadcast information received, not to exaggerate the facts".

But we can all do better, as journalists and as news consumers, to project global events, broadcast information and make victims feel less alone.