Sentence examples for two main broadcasters from inspiring English sources

But, as Ms Sindeeva says, what irritated the Kremlin most was Dozhd's independence.Although the state formally controls only two main broadcasters, many private ones come directly or indirectly under a media empire of Yury Kovalchuk, a friend of Mr Putin.

Spain's three main broadcasters pump out an average of 13 hours a day of programas de corazón: a blend of scurrility, plunging neck-lines and shouting.

BBC election coverage has focused more on policy issues than the other four main broadcasters over the first two weeks of the official election campaign, according to new research.

MBC, one of three main broadcasters in South Korea, offered to pay for the charter in exchange for the rights to broadcast an extra concert by the Philharmonic in Seoul on its return from Pyongyang, Mr. Revere said.

Across the first five weeks of the campaign, less than half of election news airtime on all five main broadcasters centred on policy, with the BBC dedicating the most time – 48.6%– compared with Channel 4's 43.8% and ITV's 40.2%.

Two of its main broadcasters, Rossiya 1 and REN TV, question the authenticity of the video footage, with REN TV suggesting that the grimaces on the victims' faces "appear to be not after a gas attack, but at the command of the cameraman filming".

Humphrey started his career on CBBC and went on to become the youngest host of Football Focus, Match of the Day and Final Score and was one of the main broadcasters during the London 2012 Olympics.

In the aftermath of the Little League scandal, one of the main broadcasters on its presentation, Karl Ravech of ESPN, was interviewed about how disturbed he was over this entire thing and how this was one of the events he most liked doing.

For this reason, we have conducted a more comprehensive survey of the way the four main UK broadcasters - the BBC, ITN, Channel 4 and Sky - covered the war.

Ms Harman, shadow secretary of state for culture, media and sport, wrote to the six main UK broadcasters asking them how many older women they employ on screen and behind the camera.

A survey of 201 MPs carried out by Communicate Research shows that a majority want to bring the corporation fully under the control of Ofcom, the media regulator, and the BBC is viewed as the least impartial of the country's three main news broadcasters.