Sentence examples for unsuitable for broadcast from inspiring English sources

If, retrospectively, any ad is thought unsuitable for broadcast, the ASA can step in.

Ofcom investigated whether the item, which aired on 3 February, was unsuitable for broadcast before the 9pm watershed.

(In the age of cable, the arguments made here that his show is unsuitable for broadcast by any station are simply outdated.) Perhaps this is meant as sardonic hyperbole, but it feels more like daytime television.

Ofcom ruled that although that the image was capable of causing offence – which on balance was not justified by the context – as the BBC had apologised and acknowledged that the picture was unsuitable for broadcast, it considered the matter resolved.

"You killed out there," Morton said, and went on to say, according to Hicks, that the CBS office of standards and practices felt that some of the material was unsuitable for broadcast.

The brevity was due in no small part to the group's incessant internal bickering and to its insistence, closely documented in the new movie, on turning the usual show-business promotional opportunities into expletive-filled assaults that would have been unsuitable for broadcast even if mass America had been interested in seeing them.

The regulator received a complaint that the music video was "completely unsuitable for daytime broadcast".

Ofcom said the prominence of sexual discussion and the frequency of masked language made the programme unsuitable for children and not suitable for broadcast on a Sunday during the school holidays.

These approaches may be effective for informing vehicles in a small range, but they are unsuitable for large-scale broadcasts because each message has fixed transmission range and is relayed separately.

De Frutos acknowledges that his piece – called Eternal Damnation to Sancho and Sanchez – is unsuitable for a pre-watershed broadcast.

UKTV said the programme was broadcast in error and was unsuitable for a pre-watershed transmission.