Examples of using Weekly programme in English and their translations into Spanish
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Hungarian TV broadcasts a 25-minute weekly programme and a 30-minute programme on Hungarian Radio.
Through the Radio ONUCI-FM weekly programme Media Monitor, UNOCI contributed to
Four segments of the television programme UN in Action will be issued in the period 1994-1995 for use in the Cable News Network(CNN) weekly programme World Report;
Outreach is also conducted through the weekly programme"Sin Barreras"(No Barriers), which is broadcast
UNEP works with the London-based Television Trust for the Environment on the production of a weekly programme on environmental affairs that is broadcast globally on the British Broadcasting Corporation's World Service in English
answers to some of the course activities,- The online session on Thursday. For these last three points, please check below II. Presentation of the weekly programme.
UNMIL Radio produced the weekly programme"Staying Alive", on HIV/AIDS prevention,
extended programme(10 hours/day) or weekly programme 5 days/week.
announcements and a special weekly programme launched on UNMIL Radio.
the Baranja radio broadcasts a half-hour daily programme and a one-hour weekly programme;
Since 2003, the weekly programme"Femina" has been aired(on Fridays)programmes targeted the development and advancement of women.">
The weekly programme"Nós"(Us), which addressed issues relating to immigrant communities,
The NRK broadcasts weekly programmes for the Kven minority.
IPS also offers a transmission of weekly programmes by Latin American radio stations,
The Government produces weekly programmes on both Radio Timor-Leste
United Nations Radio broadcasts live programmes in six languages every day; weekly programmes are produced in nine other languages.
It was particularly pleased to note that United Nations Radio continued to broadcast weekly programmes recorded in Kiswahili,
the Department added enhanced news bulletins to United Nations Radio's weekly programmes in Bangla.
There were television and radio debates and weekly programmes to publicize information on the conventions
A fourth international channel also broadcasts weekly programmes in the languages of the other minorities:"Umid"("Hope"),