Примеры использования Audio-visual communication на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Audio-visual communication.
Act No. 43/PR/94 on Audio-Visual Communication.
Audio-visual communication is governed by Act No. 43/PR/94 of 8 November 1994.
This Act states that audio-visual communication is free art. 1.
On 6 December 2004, the National Assembly adopteda new law on the press, and adopted another on 14 December on audio-visual communication.
Bill on the legal regime for audio-visual communication, to be submitted by the Minister of State for Communication; .
The Act of 3 July 1985 specifies the rights enjoyed by actor-performers, producers of sound and video recordings andenterprises concerned with audio-visual communication.
The contractual terms and conditions for national public companies in the audio-visual communication sector contain provisions on cultural diversity.
Public and private audio-visual communication enterprises enjoy freedom of expression and they alone decide what their programmes will be art. 19.
For example, independent regulatory mechanisms have been set up, namely the National Telecommunication Regulatory Agency(ANRT) andthe High Authority for Audio-Visual Communication.
Similarly, the Audio-Visual Communication Act No. 43/PR/94 requires the various bodies to respect and devote substantial air time to national values arts. 21, 26 and 29 of the Act.
In Chad, media activities are governed by three different laws, namely:the Press Regime Act, the Audio-Visual Communication Act and the Act establishing the Higher Council for Communication. .
On 3 April 2000 the Prime Minister, as the Head of Government, signed Decree No. 2000/158, which stipulates the conditions and procedures for the establishment andoperation of private enterprises in the audio-visual communications sector.
However, the equitable availability of high-quality medical care depended upon interactive audio-visual communication that could be provided by space communications technology.
Upon the approval of an additional organic law, transfer would also be possible for rules regarding the administration of the provinces and municipalities,higher education and audio-visual communication.
Article 10."Freedom of audio-visual communication is assured, subject to the restrictions set out in article 1(2), as well as the requirements of public service and the technical constraints imposed by the medium.
The Prime Minister, as Head of Government, has also signed Decree No. 2000/158 of 3 April 2000, which lays down the conditions andmodalities under which private audio-visual communication companies may be established.
The law relating to audio-visual communication came into force on 7 January 2001, in affirmation of the principle of freedom of communication and to upgrade the audio-visual communication sector to face the challenges of media competition.
Argentina decided that all presidential broadcasts on the national televisionnetwork must be interpreted in sign language simultaneously, in compliance with article 66 of the new Law on Audio-visual Communication Services.
In this connection, statute no. 116/2011(2 November 2011)was promulgated, relating to freedom of audio-visual communication and creating an independent higher authority for audiovisual communication. .
Article 457-1 of the Penal Code prohibits all forms of incitement to hatred or to racial violence, whether in the form of speech or writing orany other means of audio-visual communication.
The High Authority for Audio-Visual Communication(HACA) was established in 2003 to assist in protecting the rights and freedoms recognized in the Constitution, in particular the right to information, which is indispensable for the free communication of thoughts and opinions.
Remove the restrictions on the capacity of journalists to freely criticize the Government without fearing reprisals by updating the law on communication of 1990, andthe Special Commission on Audio-Visual Communication(Canada);
The latter include draft laws dealing with a revision of article 35 of the constitution on criteria for eligibility for the presidency of the Republic;the legal regime for audio-visual communication; the status of the opposition; the declaration of assets of elected individuals; and the suppression of profiteering.
The law specifies the amount of media time to which each party involved in the electoral process is entitled during the electoral campaign, laying down detailed andsystematic rules established by the High Authority on Audio-visual Communication.
It was assisted in that function by the Federal Council on Audio-visual Communication, which was, in turn, composed of officials representing the provinces, members of the private and public media, communications faculties, media workers, indigenous peoples and human rights NGOs.
During the reporting period, a new communications structure has been identified and the process of building the communications capacity of OHCHR in the three core areas of editorial and publications, media relations,and web and audio-visual communications has begun.
First, an audio-visual communications management training package developed in cooperation with two well-known broadcasters, the Radio Nederlands Training Centre and the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, was used in information workshops in Dhaka and Amman in November, with further workshops scheduled in Central America and South-East Asia in 1994.
The parties also called on the National Assembly to adopt the necessary amendments to the laws on the Independent Electoral Commission, the financing of political parties, nationality, identification,the Human Rights Commission, the print media and audio-visual communication by 15 July.
Efforts to implement the Convention included the Audio-visual Communication Services Act, under which many television broadcasts were accompanied by closed captioning, sign language interpretation and audio description; a digital terrestrial television decoder had been developed in order to give persons with disabilities equal access to television and encourage them to produce and broadcast their own programmes.