public broadcasting station造句

• About 180 million people listen to or watch public broadcasting stations each month.
• Public broadcasting stations pitch planned gifts during pledge drives.
• He was currently the commissiong editor of the German public broadcasting station ZDF.
• It will provide digital television signals for Milwaukee's two public broadcasting stations.
• The show was broadcast in Germany in 2004 and 2005 by the public broadcasting station ZDF.
• Until the late 1970s, Butts lived in LeRoy, New York, near Public Broadcasting stations.
• OneVirginia2021, in conjunction with Richmond public broadcasting station WCVE, produced a documentary film about Gerrymandering.
• Their annual New Year's concerts from Vienna have become a Holiday tradition on public broadcasting stations.
• She is Margaret Juntwait, a classical music host at WNYC-FM radio, a public broadcasting station.
• Public broadcasting stations are funded by a combination of private donations from listeners and viewers, foundations and corporations.
• But now the San Francisco public broadcasting station is swallowing hard and asking for something more : millions of dollars.
• In the United States less than 15 % of local public broadcasting stations'funding comes from the federal government.
• He is a member of the board of Thirteen / WNET ( New York's public broadcasting station ).
• "As for running a public broadcasting station, well, I'm hardly a trailblazer in that respect.
• That is, they rely for revenues partly on charitable donations ( like churches or the local public broadcasting stations ).
• The Republican National Committee and the Massachusetts Republican Party also said they had not swapped lists with any public broadcasting stations.
• Magazine publisher Xu Simin reportedly said in Beijing that the public broadcasting station should stop criticizing the government and instead promote its policies.
• The overall purpose of the agreement is to help both public broadcasting stations operate more cost effectively in serving eastern and central Illinois.
• Suddenly, she was flooded with calls from reporters and invited to appear on two German radio shows and a Japanese public broadcasting station.
• The move came as a result of budget cuts that followed the elimination of Virginia's funding for public broadcasting stations in 2012.