Sentence examples for with a broadcaster from inspiring English sources
Shanghai Media Group secured national carriage for its local business channel by doing a deal with a broadcaster in Ningxia.
The deal details continued; until we did a deal with a broadcaster she would keep the tapes and have the right not to use them.
"This is an exceptional opportunity for the Football League to work with a broadcaster that will schedule our matches in a prime time slot," said Shaun Harvey, chief executive of The Football League.
The video — and the live-streaming of programming online, produced by employees still showing up to work, unpaid and occupying headquarters illegally — has elicited immense solidarity with a broadcaster that Greeks have traditionally seen as mismanaged and overstuffed with patronage hires.
Garber added: "The key thing for us relates to 2014, this three-year deal allows us to align all our TV relationships to end concurrently at end of '14 season and provides us with a potential opportunity to have more exclusive relationship with a broadcaster.
One F.C.'s approach is pan-Asian: what Cui calls a Champions League approach to M.M.A., referring to the European soccer competition Last year, the One F.C. signed a 10-year agreement for undisclosed terms with a broadcaster in Asia, ESPN-Star Sports, now Fox Star Sports.
A new deal with Sky, a broadcaster, has buoyed the revenues clubs make from the media.
He agreed with Wheeler, a broadcaster, that no spring training had this much buzz since 1979, Pete Rose's first with the team.
Balding has been in a relationship with Arnold, a broadcaster and journalist, for more than a decade, and they became civil partners in 2006.
Since 1992, when the top division in the English football league signed a deal with Sky, a broadcaster, the clubs' wage bills have increased by 17% a year, according to Stefan Szymanski, an economist at Imperial College in London.
"I'm looking forward to the editorial creativity and the opportunities across the channel that come with working for a broadcaster with a remit for challenging, fearless news".
