Примеры использования Private broadcasters на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such an obligation should apply to both public service broadcasters as well as private broadcasters in their relevant transmission areas.
Some of their suggestions which made their way into the fi nal bill provided leverage and support for private broadcasters during the transition period.
Legal frameworks were also needed for community media and private broadcasters to allow them to operate independently.
in the period between the two rounds the private broadcasters"failed to provide a level playing field for the opposition candidate and remained openly biased in favor of the incumbent in their primetime news coverage.
TV‘Shant' was slightly more objective than the other private broadcasters monitored by the EOM, allocating 47% of its primetime news coverage to the incumbent, once again mainly positive.
Radio Television Kosovo(RTK), and two private broadcasters(Kosovo Television
In the 1990s, private broadcasters paid US$ 50,000-80,000(KZT 7.5 to 12 million)
Radio of broadcast license to"A1+" TV Company testifies to"lack of political independence" of this body regulating private broadcasters' activity.
By other provisions of the Electoral Code public and private broadcasters are required to ensure equal access to air for all parties/party blocs taking part in elections by proportional representation system.
90 seconds per three hours on private broadcasters) was allocated to each political party that received either four per cent in the last parliamentary elections
member States should adopt measures whereby public and private broadcasters, during the election period, should in particular be fair,
The availability of public and private broadcasters in each region and country willing to provide airtime for United Nations radio programmes on the basis of a regular schedule;
a number of countries, the State still has a monopoly over broadcasting and private broadcasters are either not allowed at all
The public information component of ONUB commenced production of weekly bilingual radio broadcasts on 23 October 2004 that are disseminated by five public and private broadcasters, with coverage to over 90 per cent of the country.
with the introduction of the amendment it also refers to those private broadcasters which have news/children programs in their schedule.
the ban on participation in competition for heads of public and private broadcasters and for individuals having contractual relations with TV and radio companies.
According to the statement, the private broadcasters offered most of their coverage to parties supporting RA President Robert Kocharian:"For example, the only two
opposition party members voiced their concern over the possibility that one of the oldest private broadcasters(founded in 1991),
where"A1+" participated with no success- being one of the first private broadcasters in the country(founded in 1991),
feminist organizations, the private broadcasters and Knesset members, the outcome was a balance of