broadcasting standards commission造句

• She was later made Chair of the Broadcasting Standards Commission.
• The broadcasting standards commission criticised the quality of the series and ratings fell sharply.
• Phil then beats him sometime later which prompted thirty-one complaints to the Broadcasting Standards Commission.
• Some 217 viewers complained to the Broadcasting Standards Commission about strong anti-American opinions expressed by members of the studio audience.
• He was chair of the Broadcasting Standards Commission until December 2003 and had previously been deputy chair of the Independent Television Commission.
• When the documentary was transmitted, Hancock complained to the Broadcasting Standards Commission-now Ofcom-which exonerated the broadcaster of any significant unfairness.
• His wife, Elspeth Howe, related to royalty, and a former chairman of the Broadcasting Standards Commission, was made a life peer in 2001.
• Protesters said a report released last week by the Broadcasting Standards Commission ( BSC ) found that one in five people felt uncomfortable watching soaps with their children.
• He was also a member of the Broadcasting Standards Commission and is a former chair of the Scottish Arts Council and is the current chair of Sistema Scotland.
• Complaints were upheld by the British Broadcasting Standards Commission, who said " the intention was positive rather than negative but the result was clumsy and irritating ".
• They have also filed complaints with Britain's Independent Television Commission and the Broadcasting Standards Commission, saying Jackson was " unfairly treated " by the program.
• On one occasion, the Broadcasting Standards Commission upheld a complaint about the Gossi page, which alluded to Gossi's master thrashing the talking cartoon dog with a belt.
• Nonetheless, the British Broadcasting Standards Commission ruled yesterday that comments Robinson had made about the Welsh in a BBC interview " came close to the boundaries of acceptability ."
• The second episode gained notoriety for the violent killing of character Helen Flynn ( Lisa Faulkner ), which drew the largest number of complaints to the Broadcasting Standards Commission in 2002.
• Jackson's lawyers have also filed complaints with Britain's Independent Television Commission and the Broadcasting Standards Commission, saying Jackson was " unfairly treated " by the program.
• His complaints, and those of fellow MP Barbara Follett, that they had been duped into appearing on the programme, were thrown out by the Broadcasting Standards Commission in January 2002.
• In February 2003, Paxman was criticised by the Broadcasting Standards Commission over a " Newsnight " interview in which he questioned the then Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy about his drinking.
• At the same time William Rees-Mogg, Chairman of the Broadcasting Standards Commission, commented that she was " on the whole a force for the good, an important woman ."
• Earlier this month, Jackson's lawyers filed complaints with Britain's Independent Television Commission and the Broadcasting Standards Commission, saying he had been " unfairly treated " by the program.
• The IBA was rendered helpless and Rupert Murdoch made a voluntary agreement to adhere to those "'Broadcasting Standards Commission "'rules relating to non-economic matters, such as the technology used.