0 present participle of televise
1 to show or broadcast on television:
Apart from its potential for influencing great-world opinion, the televising of the proceedings may help raise the participants' sense of effectuality, increasing their felt incentives to learn about the issues.
Of course, the televising of evening race meetings is a matter for negotiation between the greyhound industry and the bookmakers.
I find the televising of a man being systematically hit for the sole aim of knocking him senseless dreadful.
But here we have come to a very important climax from the point of view of television viewers and of the televising of outside broadcasts.
Televising might enhance the public's confidence in, and respect for, the law.
The unequivocal message from the research is that the experiment should cease and televising become a permanent feature.
One of the ways around this problem would be to have an experiment with a daily radio report and televising of major events.
In my view, any experiment which did not tackle the problem of simultaneously televising the proceedings in the other place would be unrealistic.
