| The judge also rejected a media request to televise the high-profile trial. |
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| At length, a range of television makeup shades was developed that would televise naturally on black-and-white as well as colour transmissions. |
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| We also televise national and international Special Olympic Games very year. |
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| The broadcasters have paid large sums of money for the rights to televise Wimbledon, so they have a right to expect some give from the organisers. |
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| I hope that the government sees fit to televise the hearings of this investigation. |
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| The BBC will televise the second day of competition, and Brewer underlined the importance of new prospects making their mark if financial patronage is to be restored. |
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| She wanted to televise her death in order to promote the right to die with dignity and with help, under certain conditions. |
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| The Liberals will not even agree to televise parliamentary committee meetings. |
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| The Supreme Court is being urged again to televise its proceedings. |
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| This is a long shot, but maybe they'll even televise it. |
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| Thus a maximum of two broadcasters per Member State can televise the UEFA Champions League to the exclusion of all other broadcasters in that Member State, who cannot even show highlights of the matches. |
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| In the smaller member associations the contract broadcaster must televise a Tuesday match live match on free TV on Tuesday if a club from that country is playing, and on Wednesday. |
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| As of 2005 the BBC will no longer televise the famous University Boat Race, in which crews from the universities of Oxford and Cambridge compete, thereby ending a 66-year-old tradition. |
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| Rogers continued to broadcast proceedings for archive, closed circuit, media feed and webcast purposes and continued to televise Question Period on its community channels. |
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| Charter TV-3 will double the number of Holy Cross football games it will televise in the fall. |
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| The game was bypassed Monday for a slot with the networks contracted to televise Pac-10 football games. |
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| In the 1970s cable companies began to pirate some of the football games that the networks had contracted to televise. |
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| Many television companies overpaid for the rights to televise football, and the flow of money encouraged football teams to live beyond their means. |
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| According to Secretary of the Senate Patsy Spaw, the Senate can televise hearings if they are held in one of seven committee rooms equipped with cameras. |
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| They thought they had secured the rights to televise the game exclusively. |
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| I think it would be far more interesting to hear the discussions that lead to the decision and think it would be more appropriate to televise that. |
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| The BBC yesterday said it had lodged an appeal against a Scottish judge's refusal to allow broadcasters to televise the trial of two Libyans accused of the Lockerbie bombing. |
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| With hopes to boost transparency in local government, residents have renewed an ongoing drive to televise Hackensack City Council meetings at the June 11 council meeting. |
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