Examples of using Broadcasters in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Medicine
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
There are mainly two types of radio broadcasters, namely public broadcasters and commercial broadcasters. .
In some countries, different TV channels(broadcasters) might have the same channel number.
For service contracts for the acquisition, development, production or co-production of programme material intended for broadcasting by broadcasters and contracts for broadcasting time.".
Application program interface(API): software interfaces between applications, made available by broadcasters or service providers, and the resources in
local broadcasters and telecom operators based on their main business
(2) Broadcasters shall preserve, protect and promote national culture via broadcasting as specified
Hollywood lm studios and the European pay television broadcasters.
the copyright of authors, publishers and broadcasters on the Internet.".
Hollywood film studios and the European pay-TV broadcasters.
Broadcasters must also reserve at least 10% of their broadcasting time
converged digital media services to more than 1,000 broadcasters, content owners,
Instead of being compelled- as is now the case- to allow 20 minutes time between each advertising break, broadcasters can now choose the most appropriate moment to insert advertising during programmes.
Calls on the Member States to encourage broadcasters to fully involve women with disabilities as participants and presenters in broadcast media of all kinds;
The internet address was identical to the one used in a 2013 cyber attack against South Korean banks and broadcasters that froze their computer systems for more than a week.
Therefore, certain general interest obligations imposed on broadcasters for the delivery of audiovisual media services could be increasingly met without the need to grant individual rights to use spectrum.
The agreement provides broadcasters and live event producers with the ability to create
Broadcasters to whom the provisions of paragraph 3 are not applicable shall be deemed to be under the jurisdiction of a Member State in the following cases.
refers to the international non-profit consortium composed of broadcasters, network providers,
dissemination through all available channels of European and third countries' audiovisual works for the benefit of producers, distributors and broadcasters.
For the purposes of this Directive, public-service broadcasting organisations should cover broadcasters with a public-service remit laid down