Examples of using Broadcasting time in English and their translations into Spanish
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On the whole, some 15 per cent of broadcasting time is devoted to children's programmes.
From 1987 to 1993 some 10 per cent of the entire broadcasting time on television has been devoted to children.
This broadcasting time will be calculated by excluding any time dedicated to information,
The amount of broadcasting time allowed varies according to the degree of representativeness of the political party concerned art. 49, para. 2 a.
Guarantees broadcasting time for political and social groups
Television providers must reserve 51% of their annual broadcasting time from their programming schedules to European works,
For the purposes of the broadcasting of religious programmes, the Jewish community has the right to appropriate broadcasting time on the public and private radio networks throughout the country.
indirect way to subjects of the elections are broadcasted exclusively under the title"Elections campaign" to make possible recording of the broadcasting time.
The CBC is not entitled to levy any charge in respect of these broadcasts as long as the aggregate time does not exceed 10 per cent of the total broadcasting time for the day.
to the national and ethnic minorities- about 750 hours of the yearly broadcasting time- and public television about 147 hours.
Communications Authority took steps to ensure an equitable allocation of broadcasting time on the State media for each candidate.
regional televisions have to serve a certain proportion of their broadcasting time and/or their programming budget to European works in general
such broadcasts may take up to 20 per cent of the total broadcasting time; currently,
Broadcasting time is divided as follows.
Broadcasting time.
Broadcasting time is 18 hours per day.
BOARD LIVE: Please check the broadcasting time.
Decisions on the allocation of broadcasting time to the political parties,
A fair share of broadcasting time and editorial space for candidates and political groups during election campaigns.