Voice of America

noun

1. the division of the United States Information Agency that broadcasts daily programs of news and entertainment throughout the world. : VOA, V.O.A.

Example Sentences

He left Iran in 2007 and received asylum in Norway, before joining US broadcaster Voice of America's Persian service in Washington DC.

From BBC

Abroad, American-funded media such as Voice of America and Radio Free Europe was used during the Cold War to broadcast news and shows that prompted positive thoughts about the U.S., said Alexandra Macias, a professor of political science at Cal State Northridge.

From Los Angeles Times

They have already suspended the BBC and US broadcaster Voice of America for reporting on the HRW's publication.

From BBC

Earlier this week, officials in the military-ruled country suspended the BBC and US public broadcaster Voice of America over their coverage of the HRW report.

From BBC

Broadcasts of BBC and Voice of America have been stopped and the websites of both organisations banned for two weeks, officials said.

From BBC