Sentence examples for using televised from inspiring English sources

Perioperative, maternity, and newborn nurses discovered a solution using modern technology to facilitate earlier "connection" between postcesarean section mothers and their newborns using televised video conference (VC) or telemedicine.

Using such televised debates to expose Mr da Silva's weak grasp of policy details is probably Mr Serra's best hope.Both must scrap for the votes of two slippery populist candidates, Anthony Garotinho, until recently the governor of Rio de Janeiro, who got 18%, and Ciro Gomes, a former governor of the north-eastern state of Ceara, who got 12%.

She used the televised occasion to "display the full repertoire she possesses".

Equipped with two huge video screens, the lobby may also be used for televised sporting events.

Mr. Obama and his fellow Democrats are also pursuing a parallel political strategy: to use the televised event to put Republicans and their ideas on display.

With consummate guile, the Minnesota congresswoman and Tea Party leader used the televised forum as a prop for the official launching of her candidacy, electrifying the audience and the news media.

He used the televised forum to paint his Democratic opponent, Frank R. Lautenberg, as a relic of the past whose three terms in office had contributed to higher taxes, a depleted military and weakened intelligence-gathering capabilities.

He used a televised address to call on Malians to unite and "free every inch" of the country.

Mr Traore used a televised address on Friday to call on Malians to unite to "free every inch" of the country.

This money is most often used to televise commercials, underwrite mass mailings or pay for polls.

Using projected and televised video images designed by Peter Nigrini and Mr. Philippou in counterpoint with live performance, "The Booth Variations" makes a case for its central characters as paradigms for today's people-eating culture of celebrity.