Примеры использования Radio programs на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The contest includes the following categories: television and radio programs, fiction and journalism,
you can easily find TV Shows, radio programs, songs, Video on BBC, etc.
The relevant partners have contributed to awareness on radio programs on the issue of domestic violence.
These huts are also venues to listen to radio programs discussing government plans and polices.
Renhō appeared on several television and radio programs as a commentator.
TV and radio programs, surveys, media monitoring, etc.
Meerim Asanaly is the editor of the IWPR of the radio project producing analytical radio programs in the field of human rights.
otherwise we would do radio programs, or write books, or paint.
calendar"The Rays of Light", and to record Christian radio programs; both projects soon came to life.
also broadcast their own TV and radio programs.
I had nine radio programs in various cities in Serbia,
The NHMSs do not have the mandate to cut TV or radio programs for dissemination of hydrometeorological warnings.
He estimated he performed in over 4,000 radio programs and 450 television programs during this period, and earned a reputation for versatility.
Teleradio-Moldova" National Public Broadcaster- the channel with national coverage makes TV and radio programs in the state language
The accused have the right to listen radio programs in their spare time when they are not involved in compulsory mass activities,
The second prize was granted to Yevgineh Gharibian, USA, for the cycle of radio programs"Armenia is the Homeland of All Armenians" of the independent Armenian radio of Boston.
His music has regularly been featured on nationally syndicated radio programs such as Hearts of Space and Star's End.
For over eight years Shteyn has been an active participant in weekly Russian radio programs, and has also been published in a number of newspapers including:“Noviy Rubezh”“Davidzon Newspaper” and in the“Interesno” journal.
devices to receive television and radio programs must be turned off.