例句與造句

1. Already, television stations were worrying how to accommodate all the candidates, respecting the equal time rules for the media.
2. FCC spokesman Bobby Baker said the commission has given television networks several exemptions to the equal time rules to fit their formats.
3. With a record number of candidates, television and radio stations were worrying about how to accommodate them all and still respect equal time rules for the media.
4. The FCC declared that the free time qualifies as " bona fide news event " coverage, rather than advertising, and doesn't fall under the equal time rules.
5. The Federal Communications Commission granted the request by News Corp .'s Rupert Murdoch and others for an exemption from equal time rules, which usually require broadcasters to offer the same advertising opportunities to every candidate.
6. It's difficult to find equal time rule in a sentence. 用equal time rule造句挺難的
7. It has also sidestepped both the equal time rule and limits on the amount of time it can legally buy with a " public service " spot on ORT, Russia's most widely watched national channel.
8. The FCC by administrative rulemaking had required that " discussion of public issues be presented on broadcast stations, and that each side of those issues must be given fair coverage . " 395 U . S . 367, 369 . As a result, the FCC added an " equal time rule " and a " response to personal attack " rule.
9. Lar Daly is best known today for using the Federal Communications Commission's " Equal Time Rule " to force radio and television news broadcasts to give him equal coverage with John F . Kennedy and Richard M . Nixon during the 1960 Presidential campaign ( which led to a particularly bizarre appearance on NBC's " Tonight Starring Jack Paar " ) and later with Chicago Mayor Richard J . Daley during the Chicago mayoral campaigns.