Sentence examples for with equal airtime from inspiring English sources

The BBC seems to be confusing impartiality with equal airtime".

News of murders and robberies shares equal airtime with ads for hi-tech security systems.

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But given almost equal airtime to the leading candidates on national television on Sunday, he let rip with a torrent of invective.

The BBC gives Lib Dems equal airtime much as it does shipping forecasts for ancient mariners.

The electoral authority checks that candidates get equal airtime during the campaign (monitoring the tone of coverage is harder).

As for the extra time given to Israeli politicians and commentators, the BBC argues that there is no reason to give equal airtime to the two sides.

Although broadcasters must give them equal airtime once an election is called, Mr Clegg now has a huge platform that his predecessors would have envied.

TLC experienced a tremendous amount of trauma, too much to pack into just a couple of hours, especially when each member's grievances require equal airtime.

It tracks coverage year-round, stipulating nearly equal airtime for the president, members of the government and the parliamentary majority and opposition.

In zealous observance of a controversial supreme court ruling, television and radio almost religiously give equal airtime to the yes and no sides.