televise Betydning & definition

Eksempler på televise

• To these we add two political variables that could well influence their reaction to the proposal to televise parliamentary proceedings in particular.

• All eighteen have drawn probability samples, been partially televised in one fashion or other, and otherwise adhered closely to the outline above.

• This will require far more than individual diaries and on-site filming, and it is clear that this revolution will not be televised.

• Since the 1960s, presidents have relied primarily on prime time, nationally televised speeches and press conferences for this purpose.

• This was the first fully televised war, with images coming directly from the battlefront into people's living rooms.

• This is a very interesting thing because, in a sense, the televised version has been left behind.

• With an anecdotal start, the author revisits the routine in the newsroom to see how international news is processed and re-processed before being televised to the local audience.

• We confine our analysis below to examples of the most routinized: the first cabinet meeting, the first executive orders issued, the first press briefing, and the first televised speech.